ACG’s 2019 Public Policy Priorities
New lawmakers and a changing political landscape present opportunities and challenges for the middle market, and will drive ACG's public policy agenda in 2019.
Allocating Co-Investment Rights
Co-investments are becoming increasingly important to private equity investment. But as demand rises, negotiators are left wondering: What's the best way to blend the demands of both investors and managers?
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Leveraged lending continues to take center stage as lawmakers and regulators discussed easing Volker Rule restrictions. Meanwhile, architects of the original opportunity zone legislation consider an amendment to increase transparency.
SEC Issues Risk Alert on Privacy Compliance
The SEC's compliance wing released a risk alert related to Regulation S-P, the rule protecting consumer information and privacy for investment advisers.
Taking the Pain out of Routine Legal Work
InCloudCounsel Founder and CEO Troy Pospisil discusses how technology can create new value for companies looking to lighten their legal workload.
SoulCycle Co-Founder Elizabeth Cutler’s Entrepreneurial Insights
SoulCycle co-founder Elizabeth Cutler reflects on the company's early days, what it was like to sell the business, and the advice she offers entrepreneurs.
A-Rod Covers His Bases with Move from Baseball to Business
While Alex Rodriguez was accomplishing legendary feats at the plate, he was building a business empire off the field. MMG Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Mulligan spoke with A-Rod about his investment strategy.
Private Equity Finds Its Niche
The latest edition of MMG examines how investors are approaching niche subsectors and changing the broader health care industry.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Registration remains open for ACG’s Middle Market Fly-In, the Federal Reserve released its second Financial Stability Report, Congress conducts bank oversight hearing and more.
Leveraged Lending Continues to Raise Concerns in D.C.
As leveraged loans continue to rise, Congress, regulators and news outlets question the risk they could pose during an economic downtown.
