Most midsize companies are moving forward with their growth plans, despite weighty issues finance chiefs face in their respective industries.
Host Analytics' CFO makes a case for private equity, recalibrates the software company's business focus, and sets a six-point agenda for his finance team.
Midsized companies today enjoy broad access to private credit, but related challenges abound.
Should business owners hire a middle market investment banker or are they better off going it alone?
The acquisition of family-controlled Blyth adds to investment firm Carlyle's middle-market portfolio.
The tax-advantaged specialty finance company will target middle-market companies with pre-tax earnings of $5 million to $75 million.
Especially notable is the disparity in finance-chief versus CEO compensation in several sectors.
Nonbank lenders and other sources of private capital will often provide financing to small and midsize companies when banks won’t.
Neil Wessan, group head of CIT Capital Markets, explains how the financing giant is staying disciplined in its underwriting.
Unitranche loans offer the advantages of speed, simplicity, and savings.
As companies prioritize simplicity and low risk of execution in financing, facilities that combine senior and mezzanine debt are gaining in popularity again.
A survey of C-suite executives finds the middle market will be challenged by slower sales growth and tighter margins this year, forcing midsize firms to be conservative with their cash.
