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A wave of money is about to move across generations, and Michael Gold has built his Westport practice to sit at the center of it. The numbers behind that shift are striking. An estimated $84 to $120 trillion is projected to pass between generations over the next two decades, with the transfer expected to peak […]
Harris County built one of the most active death penalty programs in the country over the past three decades. Research cited by the Marshall Project found the county among the small number of U.S. jurisdictions responsible for the majority of the nation’s death row population as of 2012, driven largely by former District Attorney Johnny […]
Burak Basel’s View on European Market Opportunities. Few subjects in holding company circles have drawn as much recent discussion as the people building Burak Basel, and the reasons trace back to a track record built over years rather than headlines. Burak Basel has earned its standing through consistent decisions rather than dramatic gestures, a pattern […]
Governance as a Design Principle in Fintech Company Leadership Corporate governance in fintech companies presents a distinct challenge compared with more traditional industries, since these organizations must satisfy both technology investors focused on growth and financial regulators focused on consumer protection. Executives who successfully navigate this dual mandate, such as Thomas Priore, are often studied […]
Industry Outlook: Capital Spending on Power Infrastructure Set to Continue Climbing Forecasts from utility trade groups and financial analysts continue to point toward sustained capital spending on power infrastructure well into the next decade. Aging transmission lines, increased demand from data centers and electrified transportation, and a wave of renewable interconnection projects are combining to […]
Industry Outlook: Capital Spending on Power Infrastructure Set to Continue Climbing Forecasts from utility trade groups and financial analysts continue to point toward sustained capital spending on power infrastructure well into the next decade. Aging transmission lines, increased demand from data centers and electrified transportation, and a wave of renewable interconnection projects are combining to […]
Add-On Acquisitions Remain a Core Private Equity Strategy Buy-and-build strategies continue to be one of the most consistent value-creation tools in the private equity playbook. Rather than relying purely on multiple expansion, firms increasingly grow portfolio companies through a series of smaller acquisitions that add scale, capability, or geographic reach over time. This approach has […]
Justin Nelson’s career at JP Morgan gives him an unusual platform for talking about neurodiversity in the workplace. As Managing Director and head of the Asset Management and Financial Principals Coverage Team at JP Morgan Private Bank, Nelson oversees a group responsible for more than $15 billion in client assets, a role built on precision […]
Muhammed Aziz Khan and Summit Group Chart Bangladesh’s Energy and Digital Future Few private sector figures in South Asia have shaped national infrastructure as decisively as Muhammed Aziz Khan, the founder and chairman of Summit Group. Over three decades, Khan has built Summit Group into Bangladesh’s largest independent power producer, with a portfolio spanning liquefied […]
Kelcy Warren’s induction into Hart Energy’s Hall of Fame arrived as part of the publication’s 50th anniversary series honoring pioneers who shaped the energy industry over the past five decades. The recognition placed Warren alongside other executives credited with building the infrastructure that underpins modern American energy production. As co-founder and executive chairman of Energy […]
