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Providing personal identifiable information (“PII”) can put you at risk of identity theft, fraud, and other cybercrimes. To safeguard your information when applying for a co-op board package, follow these seven tips to safeguard.

This article provides an overview of how real estate companies can develop a strategy for reporting around ESG and sustainability to gain a competitive advantage, mitigate risks and exposure, improve the financial performance, and attract investors.

Section 179D (“179D”) was temporarily signed into law in 2005 to reduce energy use in the US and was made permanent in 2020. While 179D has been modified over the years, the most notable changes occurred as part of the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022. Understand the benefits and drawbacks of this deduction as part of it these most recent changes.

The recent banking buyouts have taught us a valuable lesson in enterprise risk management – this article features insights and lessons we can glean from these high-stakes business moves and why they should matter to you.

During periods of uncertainty, much like we’re seeing in light of current banking developments, fraudsters and cyber criminals see opportunity. Here are a few things to keep in mind to mitigate the risk for fraud and phishing scams.

This article examines the importance of diversifying your standing with banks by developing multiple lending and depositor relationships with different institutions. Aside from protecting your businesses from full exposure to uncontrollable events, this also allows you to stay flexible with where you source funds for capital investment.

Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was shut down and turned control over to the FDIC on Friday, March 10, 2023, and Signature Bank on Sunday, March 12, 2023. Both banks have a strong reputation in their respective markets. These events serve as a reminder: It's always important for organizations to remain vigilant and adaptable in the face of uncertainty. This article offers considerations going forward.

Investors are likely focused on the implications of the decision of the FDIC to put Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) into receivership, and of regulators acting to close Signature Bank. This article features insights and commentary into these actions, as well as further considerations.

The banking industry and financial markets have been rocked once again. Businesses are rapidly changing banks, bank account numbers, credit card numbers, wire instructions and other sensitive financial-related matters. It has now become a target-rich environment for bad actors. Yet there are certain things businesses can do to protect themselves in this time of transition that are short- and long-term ideas.

Are you considering how the recent banking events could be affecting you and your vendors or services providers? This article explores what you should keep in mind.

On March 10, 2023, The FDIC shut down the Silicon Valley Bank. Regardless of whether an organization was connected to SVB, it’s important that business leaders understand how to react as well as mitigate future risk. Here are five short-term recommendations to forge a path forward, clearly manage uncertainties and pressures, and pave a path to potential recovery.

With the world becoming increasingly connected, staying on top of the latest technological trends is essential. In this article, we will discuss the top five emerging technologies for 2023 and their use cases.

Many successful startups spend their early days ‘co-working’ as members of either an incubator or accelerator, programs designed to help them succeed. This article examines the benefits these spaces can offer.

Fraud risk is just one of many categories of risk applicable to any organization. To answer the question of where your organization may be exposed, this article offers a number of concepts, tools or methods that may help you gain peace of mind, personally and for your organization.

The CHIPS Act is attempting to jump-start domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The U.S. Department of Commerce will invest over $50 billion over five years, including $39 billion in manufacturing subsidies, to accelerate and drive domestic chip production.

Venture capital managers may intend for advisory shares to be held by the fund, to share in the upside with their LPs. However, with this potential upside comes a host of tax issues to be navigated.

Once a company goes into liquidation, the proper expenses and liabilities incurred by its liquidators may be accorded priority over the company’s other unsecured liabilities. This is known as the liquidation expenses principle.

This article examines how private market investments, in a state of uncertainty following a slowdown in M&A activity in 2022 after an active 2021, can create attractive opportunities for patient capital, which may be able to take advantage of opportunities when they present themselves.

The current expected credit loss (“CECL”) standard is next on CFOs’ radars following a rather intensive exercise of implementing the new lease standard (“ASC 842"). As a result, many CFOs are eager to get started with their CECL implementation – here’s a checklist they can follow.

Learn about Inflation’s Impact on the Global Market Ecosystem from our recent 7th Annual Alternative Investment Summit.