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Eyes on the exit: Selling PE portfolio companies in complex markets

JD Supra: Mergers

By: White & Case LLP

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Bootstrap your business and then find yourself an investor

Growth Business

Founders that have successfully built bootstrapped companies are notoriously careful when it comes to choosing an investor, and rightly so. It is fundamental that these companies find the right investor. While traditional venture capital may be an option for some, it means being part of a portfolio which operates on a hits model.

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The 3Gs – What Comes After the Deal Closes

Beyond M&A

Growth This is what investors paid for. Use this window to shift gears and reframe your business through an investor lens. Investors will want to see an immediate roadmap to stabilise the back office—things like DevOps maturity, documentation, audit trails, HR processes, and financial controls. And they come fast.

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Default risk for certain corporates is creeping up. Here’s what it means for fixed income investors

CNBC: Investing

Here’s what it means for fixed income investors Published Thu, Jul 31 2025 3:37 PM EDT Darla Mercado, CFP® @darla_mercado WATCH LIVE The U.S. economy is looking resilient based on recent data, but cracks are starting to show for certain companies – and that could be bad news for investors chasing yield. decline in the previous quarter.

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Investor Dan Niles' favorite picks for the rest of earnings season

CNBC: Investing

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Goldman's top trades for this upcoming earnings season

CNBC: Investing

"We expect investors to reward fundamental beats this quarter as positioning appears neither crowded nor fearful," Goldman analysts led by John Marshall wrote in a report on Thursday. that was priced in last quarter, suggesting investors are "much less fearful" in July than they were in April, the Goldman analysts said.

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Goldman's winning options strategy for the upcoming earnings season

CNBC: Investing

John Marshall, head of derivatives research at Goldman, said in a note to clients Wednesday that his team thinks investors can find success by betting on outsized moves for stocks around the time that they report their latest earnings.