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Roll up strategies need copious levels of acquisition financing, yet capital requirements do not end there.   Rapidly scaling companies create

First time users of acquisition financing often wade into the deep end with little focus on debt capacity. Debt capacity

Working capital is the cog in the flywheel of daily business activity, converting orders into sales. While vital, it is

Acquisition financing approval creates fist-pumping joy for most acquirers, who have worked hard to gain the confidence of the acquisition

Technical finance vocabulary tends to confuse and conflate terms that should be clearly understood. Acquisition financing and leveraged buyouts are

In acquisitions, deal structure is destiny and yet too many investment bankers underwhelm in structuring between mezzanine debt and minority

Mezzanine debt is a strong choice for first time buyers due to its balanced and patient approach. As a hybrid

Most acquirers approach acquisition financing as a binary capital choice between debt and equity. While true, there are subtle structuring

Acquisition financing is the locomotive of M&A deals – without it, all trains on the M&A track grind to a