"going private" transaction

Institutional Investors Put Private CFOs in the Public Eye
Investor Relations

Institutional Investors Put Private CFOs in the Public Eye

The rise of "crossover investors" — institutional investors that fund private start-ups — blurs the line between public and private companies.
By Jeff Majtyka and Willa McManmon | September 21, 2018
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CFO Offers M&A Advice: People First
M&A

CFO Offers M&A Advice: People First

Success depends on keeping both teams engaged, says Calabrio finance chief Jenny Kray, a veteran of nine M&A deals.
By Jenny Kray | December 26, 2017
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Investors to Reap Windfall From Keurig Buyout
Strategy

Investors to Reap Windfall From Keurig Buyout

A group led by Luxembourg's JAB will pay a premium of 78% for the coffee-machine maker, which has seen its stock price fall 61% over the past year.
By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | December 7, 2015
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Should Microcap Companies Go Private?
Risk

Should Microcap Companies Go Private?

By staying public, small companies could actually be destroying shareholder value, not boosting it.
By Mark Kwilosz | October 7, 2015
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Corporate Insiders Fined for 13D Disclosure Violations
Risk & Compliance

Corporate Insiders Fined for 13D Disclosure Violations

The SEC charges eight with failing to update disclosures Involving “going private” transactions.
By Matthew Heller | March 13, 2015
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