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Most sponsors see acquisition financing as a functional one-time exercise which culminates in a closed financing. The need to close

The term mezzanine debt exists in a vacuum for most businesses, an odd sounding word with no connection to their

The maxim “less is more” seems to have few converts when it comes to middle market companies seeking growth capital

Acquisitions are multi-pronged projects that contain both internal and external risks. During an acquisition finance transaction, new ownership

Mezzanine debt lenders continue to make inroads into the direct lending market with a specific focus on lower middle market

Closing a leveraged buyout involves a tremendous amount of analysis and observation of all things knowable pertaining to the target

When independent sponsors go forth to finance their deals, they hew to a standard view on structuring.  While they understand

Mezzanine debt is an extremely valuable form of growth capital often used to fund acquisitions or intense growth stages that

Today’s acquisition financing markets have transitioned from the old LIBOR index to new SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate) index, especially