Mergers & Acquisitions: Arik Rashkes explains why patient buyers are increasingly looking to failed auctions as a source of attractive investments (opens in a new tab)
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Financial Times Agenda: Arik Rashkes breaks down how favorable market dynamics, active strategic buyers, and improving IPO activity are supporting megadeals (opens in a new tab)
WWD: David Shiffman and Brandon Yoshimura share insights on the next generation of fashion IPOs (opens in a new tab)
The Future of Fitness: Eric Bormel breaks down what drives value beyond revenue, how founders can approach buyer selection, and where investor interest is building across connected fitness, wearables, and AI-driven health (opens in a new tab)
PitchBook: Craig Muir unpacks why software dealmaking is recalibrating toward smaller, more selective transactions (opens in a new tab)
Digiday: Mark Boidman explains why the growing presence of investment bankers at Cannes Lions reflects how the event has evolved (opens in a new tab)
Bloomberg: Vinod Chandiramani explains why a more challenging exit environment could create a more pronounced buyer’s market for well-positioned investors (opens in a new tab)
Octus: Vinod Chandiramani highlights how privately financed companies in a low base environment are expanding opportunity for distressed investors (opens in a new tab)
The Conference Board: Marc Cooper discusses why boards are doubling down on the US, how M&A is fueling growth, and what’s slowing private equity (opens in a new tab)
S&P Global: Vinod Chandiramani discusses how structured equity and hybrid capital can help companies, founders, and sponsors close transactions and recapitalize while preserving upside (opens in a new tab)
Aviation Week: Larry Gelwix explains why structural tailwinds, from aging fleets to private equity exits, are supporting continued deal activity (opens in a new tab)
Forbes: Marc Cooper shares insights on why an IPO boom alone won’t solve private equity’s exit problem
By Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Marc Cooper Wall Street may be on the cusp of one of the most consequential initial public offering (IPO) waves in years. SpaceX is preparing what could be the largest IPO in history , potentially valuing the rocket maker and xAI owner at close to $1.75 trillion. OpenAI and …
