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When too much growth is a bad thing
When it comes to economic growth, more of the same may be better than the negative impacts that swift and heavy change can create.
Too good to be true?
Why fears of “Global Financial Crisis Part II” are a suboptimal reason to hold on to cash
Time to start rotating out of cash and T-bills? The time for the right alts is still now
2023 Year-end strategy note
Thrift is a gift: Capitalizing on the capex reversal
After a brief boom, business investment is set to slow down this year. The reversal could provide opportunities in an equity market that is lacking them.
Three reasons CRE property values have remained resilient
CRE property values usually decline during economic recessions. Learn what’s different this time, and how it could impact the next expansion.
ThinkAdvisor: New Franklin Square Fund Will Be Lender of Choice for Euro Corporates
Without sufficient credit, it is tough for businesses to grow, said Michael Forman, CEO of Franklin Square Capital Partners, particularly when the macroeconomic environment remains shaky. In Europe, banks, which traditionally have dominated corporate lending , are still struggling with the many non-performing loans on their balance sheets, and increased regulation imposed by Basel III is making it harder for them to extend credit.
THESTREET: FS Investments CEO on finding yield
In a conversation with Gregg Greenberg from thestreet.com, Michael Forman shares his views on economic growth, middle market lending and seeking yield in a “lower-for-longer” interest rate environment.
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