Mergers & Acquisitions: Guy Rozentsveig shares perspectives on war tech and the new cycle of defense M&A (opens in a new tab)
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)
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)
