The sale-leaseback of the Kraft headquarters in Illinois.

How private equity investors align division management with corporate carve-out investment objectives.

An executive summary of Privcap’s thought-leadership series on private equity investing in the food and beverage industry.

The sale-leaseback of a major Walgreens store on the Las Vegas Strip.

As more and more sophisticated participants enter this space, and as competition becomes “fierce,” firms like Catalyst are polishing their growth equity A game.

Take a deep dive into the transportation sector with Greenbriar Equity co-founder Reginald “Regg” Jones.

Insights into China’s vast real estate developers’ market.

Jeffrey Lefleur discusses two W. P. Carey real estate deals in the Netherlands.

Grant Thornton’s capabilities in the private equity, corporate carve-out investment strategy.

How do private equity GPs identify attractive corporate carve-out opportunities?

Think the food market can’t be disrupted? Think again.

Jason Fox of W. P. Carey defines sale-leaseback financing.

A W. P. Carey exec and the CEO of RLJ McLarty Landers discuss innovative financing opportunities for automotive dealerships.

Huron Capital Partners acquired Dynamic Dental Partners, which manages all back office administrative tasks for dental practices.

Huron Capital Partners has invested in Six Month Smiles, which is a clinically proven and economical approach to adult cosmetic orthodontics used by thousands of general dentists in the US, Canada, the UK, and Ireland.

Baird Capital has been working to grow its agricultural scales portfolio company, Digistar, by completing add-on acquisitions, including one in the U.K.

Harry Krensky of Discovery Americas explains how Volaris became one of Mexico’s biggest IPOs of 2013.

Riverside Partners has acquired Pilgrim Software, a software company that focuses on risk, compliance and quality control for life sciences companies—a must considered how much scrutiny if being put on companies by the FDA.