FOCUS Investment Banking Represents VeenendaalCave, Inc. In Its Acquisition by NELSON
Atlanta, GA (July 7, 2015) – FOCUS Investment Banking LLC, ...
How Not to Drown in Numbers
According to a May 2, 2015 story in The New ...
PowerPoint Should Be Banned. This PowerPoint Presentation Explains Why.
A May 26, 2015 article in The Washington Post begins ...
Perspectives on M&A 2015
In today’s deal climate, we are likely to see more ...
FOCUS Investment Banking Secures Navint Partners, LLC a Growth Capital Investment From Boathouse Capital
Washington, DC (May 5, 2015) – FOCUS Investment Banking LLC, ...
The Darling of Investment Opportunities—Specialty Chemicals Intermediates
Specialty Chemicals represent a $730 billion industry. Within this landscape, there exists a common source of raw materials known as chemical intermediates. Intermediates are the key “building-block” substances synthesized to deliver desired functional performance to formulated products such as plastics, cosmetics, home care products, agricultural chemicals, coatings, adhesives, inks, pharmaceuticals, etc.
FOCUS Investment Banking Represents Information Security Solutions In Its Acquisition by Assured Information Security, Inc.
Washington, DC (April 16, 2015) – FOCUS Investment Banking, a ...
Playing the Trends in Middle Market Telecom
More than 20 years after the rise of the Internet and the advent of the modern telecommunications industry, telecommunications continues to be an extremely dynamic industry. With so many of the industry headlines centering around behemoth service providers such as AT&T and Verizon or tech giants like Ericsson or Google, it might appear the massive amount of industry consolidation has left little room for middle market telecommunication companies or their investors.
‘PowerPoint Karaoke’ Pits Players In Improv Slideshows
And, in the March 19, 2015 article in The Wall Street Journal: “Forums called ‘PowerPoint karaoke’ or ‘battle decks,’ are cropping up as a way for office workers of the world to mock an oppressor, the ubiquitous PowerPoint presentation.
Opinion: The Glory Days of Private Equity Are Over
According to a March 30, 2015 article in The Wall Street Journal: “Too many funds are chasing too few opportunities, and many of those will be too expensive. It won’t end well. Private equity is done. Stick a fork in it. With Kraft singles and Heinz ketchup as toppings, there are many signs that private equity has peaked as an asset class. Sure, private equity is pervasive, which is one of its problems… So it’s back to basics—creating companies rather than squeezing the last life out of old ones… Yes, we’ll see more deals and even a few successes…”