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Mayer Brown Discusses Private Equity’s Next Exit Cycle
The private equity exit market shows signs of recovery with increased deal volume in early 2026, though conditions remain far from the pre-pandemic norm. Strategic buyers pursue selective opportunities while public markets reopen cautiously, forcing sophisticated sponsors to fundamentally rethink their approach to liquidity planning throughout the investment lifecycle rather than concentrating exit strategies near the end of hold periods.
United States Commercial
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Mayer Brown
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Post-Seed SAFE Series — Part 2: Five Provisions Worth Negotiating Before You Sign A Post-Seed SAFE
Investing in a company that already has a priced round? The standard Y Combinator SAFE agreement may be costing you money and rights you didn't realize you were giving up. This analysis identifies five critical provisions in post-seed SAFEs where investors should push back to protect their interests, from valuation cap calculations to liquidation waterfalls and tax treatment considerations.
United States Commercial
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Foley Hoag LLP
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Navigating Complexity In The Office Of The CFO: Insights From Interim Leadership In 4 Private Equity Cases
Private equity-backed companies often face critical inflection points requiring experienced interim CFO leadership to navigate mergers, growth transitions, distressed situations, and organizational scaling. Through four detailed case studies, a senior interim management expert reveals how strategic financial leadership drives alignment, execution speed, and sustainable value creation during periods of transformation and uncertainty.
United States Commercial
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Riveron
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Taking Effect Soon: Prohibition On Defense Contract Awards For Businesses That Retain Lobbyists With Chinese Military Company Clients
As discussed in our January 2025 alert, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25 NDAA)1 prohibits the Department of Defense (DoD), also referred to as the Department of War (DoW), from entering into a contract with a company—including its parent companies and subsidiaries—that is a party to a contract with an entity that engages in lobbying activities on behalf of Chinese military companies on the DoD’s 1260H List.
United States Government
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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