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He focuses on lower-middlemarket acquisitions, predominantly involving blue-collar, value-oriented, and baby boomer-owned businesses. Matt's portfolio is diverse, including companies that manufacture sinks, pallet racking, and a stint in IT and software businesses, demonstrating his value-driven, long-term investment approach.
Many of these firms use debt to fund deals, and they complete bolt-on acquisitions for portfolio companies. The specific growth strategies used by portfolio companies could include almost anything, but a few common ones are: Paying for employees, buildings, and equipment to enter new geographies or markets.
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Washington, DC (June 7, 2024) – FOCUS Investment Banking (“FOCUS”), a national middlemarket investment banking firm providing merger, acquisition, divestiture, and corporate finance services, announced today that Chenega Corporation (“Chenega”) has acquired SecuriGence LLC. FOCUS represented Chenega in this transaction.
However, activity decelerated significantly during the latter half of the year, with larger deals experiencing a more pronounced decline compared to middle-market activity. To ensure continued success in this rapidly transforming market, industry leaders and executives must thoroughly evaluate their company portfolios.
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Insufficient/No Hedges – Rather than hedging their entire MBS portfolio with interest-rate swaps, the bank had… no swaps at all as of the end of 2022 ( oh, and no Chief Risk Officer, either ). billion loss on a $21 billion portfolio. In early January , I predicted that the markets in 2023 would be “Bad, but not as bad as 2022.”
Targeting sectors with rigorous technical specifications, regulatory compliance standards, and exacting quality requirements, MSK serves customers primarily in the medical, aerospace & defense and telecommunications end markets. Headquartered outside Fort Lauderdale in Tamarac, Florida, MSK operates a 35,000 square foot facility. “We
a leading provider of reality capture 3D scanning and data integration services for digital twin and building information modeling solutions, in its sale to SAM, the nation’s leading provider of professional Managed Geospatial Services™ and Inspection services across the utility, transportation, and broader infrastructure markets.
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If you are making a “hard pivot” career change , such as engineering to investment banking, pre-MBA internships are very useful but not necessarily required. below the normal “ middle-market private equity ” cut-off). My general views are: If you are a URM , apply immediately for all the diversity programs you qualify for.
Diversified Miners – These companies have a wide global portfolio of mines, and they extract, produce, and distribute just about every metal in the two categories above. But it’s not necessarily required, and plenty of undergrads join these groups via internships without detailed knowledge of the engineering side.
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