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• Lean Project Delivery

  Publication Date: 2 May 2009

  Even in the most robust economy, the challenges involved in construction can be enormous. Owners commonly complain about timeliness, high costs and substandard performance. Architects, builders, subcontractors and other players often are insufficiently coordinated to deliver the finished product within budget and on time. Safety is also a huge concern. To address these issues, a number of builders are embracing lean project delivery, a new construction management model inspired by the Toyota Production System (TPS).

• Bridging the Global, Cross-Border Transaction Gap

  Publication Date: 21 September 2010

  This white paper, developed by US First Capital, analyzes how U.S. mid-market corporate executives and merger professionals are looking to aggressively target cross-border acquisitions, and includes tips on what companies should look out for in various regions. The trend towards increased cross-border acquisitions seems unlikely to be reversed by recent speed bumps in the debt markets or the economy as a whole.

• Going Public: A guide for Owners

  Publication Date: 11 December 2009

  For business owners who are considering taking their companies public, this guide will take them through the IPO process, from initial considerations and preparing the offering to securing professional assistance and conducting the road show.

• Top Trends in Middle-Market Private Equity

  Publication Date: 21 August 2009

  US First Capital explores seven trends that have recently altered the way the private equity community conducts business. The white paper gives readers a better understanding of where the middle market is today, how it got there and where it is heading.

• At the Crossroads - Managing Insurance Risk

  Publication Date: 7 January 2009

  As much as business executives like to be forward-thinking and ahead of the curve, no one could have predicted the scope and scale of the current financial crisis. Put simply, we live in extraordinary times and there is still a substantial amount of uncertainty about what the future may bring and how exactly the insurance industry landscape will change. US First Capital offers its perspective.

• Looking for Growth in Uncertain Times

  Publication Date: 17 March 2009

  The economic downturn presents some very big challenges but there will also be opportunities for growth. Robust companies with strong balance sheets will be looking at potential acquisitions and striking bargain deals. Others will be divesting assets to raise funds or cut losses. There will also continue to be opportunities to enter new markets. So while mature economies in the west are suffering. Countries in the East including India, China, Russia and the Middle East are still following a growth agenda.

• Sovereign Wealth Funds

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