Ideas & Insights

The working capital process requires creativity as well as diligent attention to details from the beginning to the end of a transaction.

This private equity investing strategy article takes a look at how private equity firms found success in the consumer products industry.

With higher and higher levels of dry powder, the familiar theme of too much money and too few targets continues to rule the deal scene.

While IT M&A took a nosedive in the second quarter, strong macro drivers like consolidation and a surging stock market remain in place.

Health care M&A activity continues its downward trend, but an uptick in technology M&A points to an interest in industry-specific software.

Staying nimble and navigating the very fluid consumer products environment is critical to staying fiscally healthy and strong.

Despite pricing headwinds and a dip in overall volume, total deal value is on pace for its biggest showing since 2007.

High asset prices, significant corporate cash reserves and elevated activity in private markets are key drivers in technology M&A.

Industry-wide uncertainty is causing private equity firms to reassess their activity in consumer-facing companies.

Regulatory uncertainty coupled with high valuations continue to stymie the overall volume of health care dealmaking.

There are certain opportunities for favorable capital gain treatment in phased real estate development projects.

Retailers, use technology to harness best practices and gain a competitive advantage.

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An effective ERP system can give retailers a 360 degree view of their customers, inventory, sales, marketing and channel operations.

Almost all investors have at least some fixed income securities as part of their strategic allocation.

Active versus passive investing: What’s best for you? For starters, look for empirical evidence to support your strategy. Learn more.

The Food and Beverage Monitor survey takes an in-depth look at the growth, technology, profitability and risk issues affecting the industry.

Preferences of young workers for urban and creative office space is driving a reconsideration and renovation of offices

Construction firms should consider how the creation of a distinctive employer-of-choice brand can help retain a strong workforce.

Insights for institutional real estate investing: Learn how real estate experts ensure investment excellence from all of their partners.