Proposed Loss Of Interest Deduction Would Boost Cost of PE Deals
PE transactions could cost significantly more if legislation ultimately is passed that would eliminate the deduction for net interest expense.
SEC Releases 2017 Exam Priorities
On Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced 2017 examination priorities from its Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations.
LPs Plan to Maintain or Boost Investment in Offshore PE Funds—Survey
Some 60 percent of LPs said they plan to maintain or increase the amount of capital they have invested in private equity funds in offshore locations in the next five years.
A Qualified Opinion // Jimmy Hawkins
Jimmy Hawkins, president of Maryville, Tennessee-based Leon Williams Contractors, speaks to MMG about finding the right commercial space for a growing company.
Trump to Nominate Jay Clayton as SEC Chairman
President-elect Donald Trump said he intends to nominate Walter "Jay" Clayton, a partner with the New York-based law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, to lead the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Julep Cashes in on Customization Trend
Julep is set to be bought out by Glansaol, a prestige makeup conglomerate put together by Warburg Pincus and cosmetics industry veteran Alan Ennis, the former CEO of Revlon.
Preview the First Official Print Edition of Middle Market Growth
Middle Market Growth is coming in print! Be on the lookout for the first mailed print edition of ACG’s official publication.
Online Education Remains Popular Benefit for ACG Members
They came in droves and then came back for more. More than 200 attendees on average congregated virtually for each of some two dozen ACG Global webinars in 2016, seeking fresh insight on important issues impacting middle-market deals and markets ripe for opportunity.
Corporate Tax Reform in the Trump Administration: A Look Ahead
Tax reform under the impending Trump administration looks likely for 2017. “A Better Way,” a blueprint for tax reform, may well be the starting point.