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As private credit evolves, managers are sharpening risk oversight and embracing AI to enhance underwriting, portfolio management and operational efficiency—while keeping human judgment at the center of lending.
As private credit matures, lenders face rising competition, expanding secondary markets and greater liquidity scrutiny. Dealmakers say disciplined underwriting and specialization will separate the winners.
Whether you’re looking to better understand markets, leadership or emerging technologies, these are the books dealmakers say are worth your time this summer.
Middle-market sponsors are sitting on thousands of aging portfolio companies as hold periods stretch, multiples reset and sector-specific headwinds—from healthcare policy to AI disruption—reshape the path to liquidity.
The firm, which invests exclusively in healthcare services companies, has now raised nearly $1.3 billion in aggregate commitments across its first four funds since 2018.
Meaden & Moore operates 15 offices across North America and Europe and provides forensic, consulting, advisory and accounting services to businesses and individuals.
JRI Hospitality CEO Jason Ingermanson discusses acquisition discipline, private equity interest and why Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers could eventually go public.
From packaging to robotics, strategic acquirers are quietly stitching together the early framework of a manufacturing revival that private equity hopes to join later.
DZYNE Technologies is a U.S.-based defense technology company specializing in long-endurance autonomous aircraft, counter-drone systems and autonomous effects.
As larger private equity firms push downstream in search of deals, investors are discovering that convincing founder-led businesses to engage requires more than price.
In a proprietary Mergers & Acquisitions study, dealmakers describe how sourcing strategies have evolved since 2020 and what’s working in today’s market.
The firm’s head of investment banking says activity is being fueled by minority investors seeking exits from professional sports teams, the evolution of college athletics through NIL agreements, and rising consumer spending on youth sports.
Whether you’re looking to better understand markets, leadership or emerging technologies, these are the books dealmakers say are worth your time this summer.
Large alternative managers are racing to institutionalize asset-backed finance as pensions seek exposure less dependent on sponsor-backed corporate defaults.
As private credit evolves, managers are sharpening risk oversight and embracing AI to enhance underwriting, portfolio management and operational efficiency—while keeping human judgment at the center of lending.
As private credit matures, lenders face rising competition, expanding secondary markets and greater liquidity scrutiny. Dealmakers say disciplined underwriting and specialization will separate the winners.
As consumers drink less and producers grapple with oversupply, alcohol M&A has cooled — but seasoned investors say today’s reset could mirror past downturns that produced outsized returns.
Vertical SaaS players with defensible moats are commanding premium valuations and M&A interest, outperforming horizontal platforms as AI reshapes the sector.
The firm, which invests exclusively in healthcare services companies, has now raised nearly $1.3 billion in aggregate commitments across its first four funds since 2018.
Meaden & Moore operates 15 offices across North America and Europe and provides forensic, consulting, advisory and accounting services to businesses and individuals.
The acquired business, headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla., serves more than 200 insurance carriers, third-party administrators and self-insured organizations.
The firm’s head of investment banking says activity is being fueled by minority investors seeking exits from professional sports teams, the evolution of college athletics through NIL agreements, and rising consumer spending on youth sports.
