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Thomas P. Vartanian, Chairman of the Firm’s Financial Institutions Transactions Group, and Gordon L. Miller, Washington Special Counsel in the FIT Group, have authored an article in the March 2010 issue of Community Banker, the monthly publication of the American Bankers Association, entitled Capital and Control: Two Sides of the Same Coin for Community Banks.

Analysts say the trend toward alternative is largely the result of relatively lower expectations for Wall Street investments, stocks and bonds.

At an open meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") held earlier today, the SEC adopted final rules relating to the implementation of the changes to the registration requirements contained within the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.

Today the Securities & Exchange Commission announced the agenda for the February 1st meeting of the Advisory Committee which is open to the public, and also available afterward for webcast viewing.

In a recent edition of Bloomberg‘s Going Private newsletter, David Nestler and Ian Schwartz share their perspectives on the evolving dynamics shaping continuation vehicle transactions in today’s private markets.

Arnold & Porter's Ellen Kaye Fleishhacker discusses the growing popularity of impact investment funds, how they fit into the ESG ecosystem, and the increasing scrutiny of regulators.

Earlier today, Vice President Kamala Harris selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. As governor, Walz serves as the Chair of the Minnesota State...

Be willing to take a leap of faith because there is always a risk when making an investment. Find investors who believe in you and your product, but have an honest understanding of the real risks and an attack plan for how to address them.

Nuveen Investments launched a technology-driven platform designed to facilitate and expand qualified clients of financial advisers and family offices' access to its alternative investment strategies.

Until a few years ago, Impact Investing was viewed primarily as an extension of philanthropy, embraced by "mission first" investors and companies.

The SEC outlined how it intends to adapt to evolving financial markets and technologies in a new report, Strategic Plan for 2018-2022.

Presenter, Association of Corporate Counsel, National Capital Region—Nonprofits & Associations Committee and ACC Nonprofits Network, 2022 Nonprofits and Associations Conference...

AllianceBernstein reached an agreement with iCapital Network for a white label platform to allow high-net-worth investors at registered investment advisory firms ...

LP Allocator explores key insights from McDermott Will & Emery's inaugural Emerging Managers and Independent Sponsors Forum, where industry leaders discussed the evolving landscape of fundraising and lower middle market investing. Despite competitive market conditions, the forum revealed that investors remain committed to backing managers who demonstrate differentiated strategies and institutional-quality platforms.

On September 19, 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (the "SEC") increased dollar amount thresholds for "qualified clients" as defined under rule 205-3 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as amended, will go into effect.

Capital markets have evolved beyond the traditional equity-versus-debt dichotomy, presenting new financing options that blur the lines between these conventional structures. While borrowing without interest payments may seem attractive, favorable terms don't necessarily equate to cost-effective capital, raising important questions about how companies should evaluate modern financing alternatives.

Nathan Brown and John DeStafano authored an article on the application of I.R.C §2701 in regard to planning multi-class investment entities.