Updates & Insights

Why profitable growth consumes cash, and how manufacturers can recognize when they’ve outgrown their working capital and credit facility structure.

Access to capital is tightening for middle-market companies. Traditional banks are more cautious, applying rigid standards that often overlook strong, well-run businesses.

Learn how to finance manufacturing equipment without draining working capital by matching loan and lease terms to the life of the asset.

Private credit options for middle-market companies when bank financing isn’t available, and how to structure a bridge back to bank pricing.

Over the past three decades, sourcing strategies have shifted dramatically, moving from domestic to global, then to near-shoring, and now returning to U.S. production. These changes are reshaping operational costs, investment requirements, and the financing needs of middle-market businesses.