Rethinking the dataroom for debt financing
In today’s world of private capital, speed, clarity, and control aren’t just nice-to-haves — they’re essential. Yet while traditional M&A datarooms offer powerful tools for
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Cahill Gordon’s industry leading and multi-disciplinary private credit partners will discuss the most intriguing big-picture trends of 2025 in credit/lending documentation, while also looking ahead
In today’s world of private capital, speed, clarity, and control aren’t just nice-to-haves — they’re essential. Yet while traditional M&A datarooms offer powerful tools for
Termgrid’s David Miller and Chandler Pessah catch up on the highlights of DealMax 2025. With U.S. public markets in turmoil and tariffs top of mind,
Merger and acquisition (M&A) activity has yet to make the eagerly anticipated rebound that investors have been awaiting for the past couple of years, but
Tom Williams examines whether the popular and traditionally safe asset class will avail itself of the latest innovative capital return trend. In January investment bank
Life at a mid-market private equity (PE) firm is uniquely challenging, demanding a blend of strategic vision, operational expertise, and the ability to execute under
As a decision-maker in a mid-market private equity firm, you understand that structuring the right private credit deal is essential to achieving the growth and
At one time or another, every GP at a private equity firm has either kicked themselves for selling a portfolio company too soon, or been
Direct lenders have seen a significant pick up in activity (and as a result in raised funds) over the last years, taking full advantage of
Private credit managers buy, build & partner to get a foot in asset-based finance Private credit managers are continuing to move in on bank lending
In the race to secure business amidst paltry merger and acquisition (M&A) activity over the past few years lenders have eased up on some of
After a difficult couple of years, the clouds seem to be parting, at least slightly, for private capital markets. There is more optimism among investors
by Tom Williams If an investment recovery can be said to have happened in 2024, it will have been in European infrastructure. Figures provided by