Vishesh Raisinghani

Firms are buying proven startups rather than building their own AI tools from scratch.

Vacant office buildings present attractive opportunities to be converted to residences. Investors are jumping in.

Tangible assets that are powering the AI revolution have emerged as viable collateral for asset-backed deals.

PE firms are turning to social media, podcasts and online branding to engage investors and keep up with the competition.

Tighter restrictions on competitors and a favorable interest rate environment has asset-backed alternative lenders optimistic.

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Lower middle-market businesses have lower leverage ratios, higher yields, better terms and less risk of default.

New breed of investors are stepping in to fuel RIA growth for advisors looking to build rather than retire.

With rates down and regulatory scrutiny high for large deals, mid-market banks are poised for more deals.

Lower borrowing costs could unlock capital for private equity investors and fresh opportunities for private credit lenders.

A spotty recovery means some subsector M&A is thriving at the expense of others.

Gyrating prices could induce more take-private activity from private equity, experts say.

“I don’t necessarily agree that it’s a doomed vintage," says one lawyer.

Attorneys are grappling with the potential consequences of AI-powered legal tools that could transform their industry.

The majority of surveyed CEOS say companies won't survive the next decade without transformation and AI is a key part of that.

Private equity's growing footprint in the sector is having a noticeable impact on long-standing partnership traditions.

Continuation funds, annex funds and minority recapitalizations are expected to become more common during a challenging dealmaking environment.

Filing fees, non-compete bans and board director rules are among changes on the table.

Dealmakers may be overlooking the risk of attacks on sensitive deal information.

Dealmakers in the RIA sector are diverging from the global average because the industry’s need to consolidate is secular, not cyclical.