The Monitor 100 rebounded from the initial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, posting a modest gain in net assets and the largest uptick in originations since 2012. The group managed this feat amid a tight labor market and backlogged supply chain. And although soaring inflation, rapidly rising rates and recession fears have joined the maelstrom in 2022, the group remains optimistic for future growth.
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David Burton,
Partner,
Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP
April 5, 2024
Due to equipment leasing’s status as a per se passive enterprise in U.S. tax law, individuals who want to invest in leased equipment must carefully consider the most tax-efficient structure for their leasing operations.
Shari Domow Bacsardi,
Partner,
omble Bond Dickinson
March 28, 2024
In the year since the East Palestine train derailment, rail safety has been a hot button issue in the United States. After the East Palestine derailment dominated news headlines in late February and March of 2023, there seemed to be a consensus among government and industry decisionmakers that changes had be made in the rail industry.