By Kathryn Mulligan, editor-in-chief of Middle Market Growth When it comes to corporate training, research suggests most employees don’t remember much of what they learn. But thanks to technology, new solutions are being developed to help workers retain more information and stay engaged at work—and acquirers are taking...
Recent comments by Joseph Otting, the head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, about banks no longer needing to adhere to leveraged lending guidance, may spark an uptick in competition among lenders —banks and non-banks alike— to provide more debt financing to...
The National Center for the Middle Market’s latest research shows a strong rhythm of M&A activity in the middle market. In any given year, nearly one in four mid-sized businesses are engaged in either buying or selling all part of an organization. While some of...