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Private Credit Market May Be Tested

Private Credit Market May Be Tested

A U.S. monetary policy shift may induce middle-market, non-bank lenders to tighten loan standards.

By Vincent Ryan | February 15, 2022

Prevent Customers from Going Delinquent

Prevent Customers from Going Delinquent

At the median, companies have 15% of active customer accounts delinquent at any time during the year, according to APQC's Metric of the Month.

By Perry D. Wiggins, CPA | February 2, 2022

2022 Regulatory Outlook: A Year of Big Developments?

2022 Regulatory Outlook: A Year of Big Developments?

Insider stock sales, individual culpability in corporate misconduct, and climate-related disclosures headline a potentially busy year.

By Matt Heller | January 25, 2022

2022 M&A Outlook: Deal Market Expected to Continue Hot Pace

2022 M&A Outlook: Deal Market Expected to Continue Hot Pace

Buyers will hunt for targets that improve their talent bases, supply chains, and sustainability strategies.

By Vincent Ryan | January 20, 2022

Coinbase Buys Crypto Futures Platform FairX

Coinbase Buys Crypto Futures Platform FairX

The deal positions Coinbase to offer crypto derivative products to U.S. investors as part of a "robust and holistic trading environment."

By Matthew Heller | January 18, 2022

Citadel Gets $1.1B in First Outside Investment

Credit & Capital

Citadel Gets $1.1B in First Outside Investment

The deal with VC firm Sequoia Capital and crypto investor Paradigm may set the stage for Citadel to expand into digital assets.

By Matthew Heller | January 12, 2022

Activist Calls for Zendesk to Scrap Momentive Deal

Activist Calls for Zendesk to Scrap Momentive Deal

Zendesk should not waste "more time and more shareholder capital on a value-destroying acquisition that is destined to be rejected by shareholders."

By Matthew Heller | January 6, 2022

Oracle to Buy Cerner in $28B Health Care Play

Oracle to Buy Cerner in $28B Health Care Play

“Both Microsoft and Oracle, analysts say, see the huge health care market as a path to strengthening their positions in the cloud business.”

By Matthew Heller | December 20, 2021

Reddit Eyeing IPO at Valuation of $15B

Reddit Eyeing IPO at Valuation of $15B

The social media platform confidentially filed paperwork for a public offering after raising $700 million in its last private investment round.

By Matthew Heller | December 17, 2021

M&A Is Better in Small Gulps

M&A Is Better in Small Gulps

Doing two small or midsize deals a year around a specific theme tends to deliver higher returns than attempting large takeovers.

By Andy West | December 16, 2021

Symbotic to Go Public in $5.5B SPAC Deal

Symbotic to Go Public in $5.5B SPAC Deal

The company is seeking to accelerate its efforts to provide mobile robots to the warehouses of major retailers, grocers, and wholesalers.

By Matthew Heller | December 13, 2021

7 Keys to Communicating an M&A Deal Effectively

Mergers & Acquisitions

7 Keys to Communicating an M&A Deal Effectively

Here’s how to develop a potent story about a transaction and position it in the context of corporate strategy.

By Moira Conlon | December 9, 2021

What to Do When a Key Supplier Is in Trouble

What to Do When a Key Supplier Is in Trouble

"Accommodation agreements" help resolve disputes and keep the supply of goods flowing from operationally or financially distressed suppliers.

By David G. Dragich | December 8, 2021

Intel to Take Self-Driving Car Unit Public

Intel to Take Self-Driving Car Unit Public

The planned listing of Mobileye is Intel's latest move to revive its fortunes as its stock lags behind rivals such as AMD and Nvidia.

By Matthew Heller | December 7, 2021

Grab Shares Slump After Mega-SPAC Merger

Grab Shares Slump After Mega-SPAC Merger

"We hope that our entrance into the global public market will help bring greater attention to the tremendous opportunity" in Southeast Asia.

By Matthew Heller | December 2, 2021