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“Carried Interest is Not a Loophole,” Says Pam Hendrickson

Private equity’s carried interest is “appropriately taxed as capital gains,” argues The Riverside Co.’s Pam Hendrickson, in this video conversation with editor-in-chief Mary Kathleen Flynn, shot at ACG InterGrowth 2013. For more on her thoughts on the political hot potato, watch the video, and read “Carried Interest in the Crosshairs.”
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  • SLIDESHOW

    The M&A Scene: CEO Leadership
    Dealmakers gathered at the Harvard Club in New York on May 7 as part of ACG NY's CEO Leadership event. Peter Gonye, a co-leader within Spencer Stuart's private equity practice in North America was the keynote speaker. Panelists included M. Tatum Pursell, senior adviser, Unlimited Horizons; Tony Ecock, general partner, Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe; Jim Follett, former CEO of Authentic Response Inc.; Doron Grosman, operating partner, Court Square Capital; and Joelle Marquis, partner, Arsenal Capital.

    Watercooler

    Far Cry from the Glory Days
    These days, big buyers are more likely to co-invest with limited partners

    Dealmakers

    Time Inc. -Meredith Pairing Would Have Been Too Complicated, Says Jeff Bewkes in Keynote
    The Time Warner chairman hints there may be a future deal for the spun-off magazine business, maybe even with Meredith

    Columns

    The Buyside:
    Trench Dealfare

    Strategic players in the aerospace and defense sector look to offset losses by remaining on the hunt for targets

    references

    Fund of Funds, Lender

    ESOP, Recapitalization

    Agriculture, Natural Resources

    New York, Hong Kong

    Northeast US, Asia/Pacific

    United States, Canada

     

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    M&A Mid-Market Awards

    See the 2013 Winners

    To be considered for the Mid-Market Awards, deals must have closed by the last day of the year prior to the round's deadline, which is always the second Friday in January. Deals must also have a value of about $1 billion or less. After reviewing internal and external submissions, the Mergers & Acquisitions editorial staff will make selections near the end of February.

    What We Look For

    Companies and individuals who overcame the challenges the year brought and who took their business to the next level. We expect the winning transactions to show innovation and determination. For the firm categories, we expect the winners to be able distinguish themselves through their abilities to adapt and succeed in a changing landscape.

    Deal of the YearRecognizing the best mid-market acquisition of 2012. This award is open to both private equity and strategic acquirers.

    Seller of the YearRecognizing the best mid-market sale. This award is also open to both private equity and strategic acquirers.

    Private Equity Firm of the Year -- Recognizing the firm that best distinguished itself in 2012, either through acquisitions, exits or in other areas, such as fundraising.

    Strategic Buyer of the YearRecognizing the corporate acquirer that -- through M&A -- stood out in 2012.

    Investment Bank of the Year -- Recognizing the investment bank that differentiated itself within the middle market through its ability to stay active and demonstrate creativity in getting deals to the finish line.

    Lender of the Year Recognizing the M&A lender who distinguished itself in 2012, through its ability to adapt to the changing landscape and stay active.

    Law Firm of the Year -- Recognizing the law firm that stood out in 2012 through its work in the mid-market M&A realm.

    Dealmaker of the YearRecognizing one deal professional, either on the buy side or the sell side, who emerged as a leader in the space and demonstrated an ability to stay ahead of the curve.


    How do I make submissions?

    Please send a one-page (or less) description of the deal or firm you wish to nominate to Mary Kathleen Flynn at marykathleen.flynn@sourcemedia.com. The nomination should include the following information: deal value, name of target, description of target, name of acquirer(s), names of key participants (firms and people who can elaborate on the deal), date of close and three to five bullet points explaining why the deal should be considered. If we need additional information we will let you know.

    For a firm, nominations should include the following: relevant deals the team worked on, key people in the team, and three to five bullet points explaining how the firm distinguished itself.

    The more color the better. We’re looking for creativity and resourcefulness, so any anecdotes or examples will only help to differentiate a deal or firm from the pack.

    The deadline for the most recent round was January 11, 2013.* In the meantime, if you have any questions, please let me know.

    Thanks,
    Mary Kathleen Flynn, Editor in Chief
    marykathleen.flynn@sourcemedia.com