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Last year’s winners included TA Associates, Nike, Fortive and Hollie Haynes, the founder of Luminate Capital Partners. Who will win this year?January 16
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"This industry is changing."December 13
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Google moves forward with dealmaking spree, despite antitrust probe. Luminate backs SaaS provider. Wind Point, York Capital make logistics deals. Walmart and McDonald's use AI to lure customers.November 19
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Luminate backs field management software provider MSI, as businesses become more efficient. Oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens passes away at 91. HSE makes bid for London Stock Exchange.September 11
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Prudenital looks to offer more customized services with Assurance purchase. TPG and Luminate make software-related deals. GTCR completes add-on for Resonetics.September 5
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Lovell Minnick backs real estate software firm Inside Real Estate. Elanco buys Bayer's animal health unit. More deal news from General Atlantic and Arsenal.August 20
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Led by Brian Conway, TA won our M&A Mid-Market Award for Private Equity Firm of the Year. SoftBank's Arm invests in Carlyle-backed Ampere. Great Hill grabs Gizmodo. I&I snags Cinpak.April 12
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The impact of tech is evident in the winners of Mergers & Acquisitions’ M&A Mid-Market Awards, including Luminate Capital Partners founder Hollie Hayne’s scoring Dealmaker of the Year and TA Associates’ winning Private Equity Firm of the Year.April 11
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San Francisco's Genstar Capital was the most active U.S. private equity firm of 2018. Mergers & Acquisitions profiles top PE firms, including Audax, HarbourVest, TA and Riverside. Summit invests in SaaS marketing services provider. Mortgage industry consolidates.April 8
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Hollie Haynes won Dealmaker of the Year, after raising Luminate's second fund; Fortive won Deal of the Year, for buying Gordian; TA won Private Equity Firm of the Year for significant growth, as it turned 50.March 26
