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IFG Asset Management, LLC is a boutique investment banking, merchant banking, and asset management firm based in Darien, Connecticut founded in 2004. IFG Asset Management provides investment banking and merchant banking advisory services focused on agribusiness, energy, infrastructure, building materials, natural resources industry sectors. In addition, IFG Asset Management focuses on private investment opportunities including private equity fund-of-funds, customized solutions and co-investments in these industry sectors.
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Goldman Sachs Asset Management is reportedly planning a major expansion of its private credit portfolio. The Wall Street giant aims to grow that portf...
For two long years private companies have spurned public markets, as rising interest rates dashed lofty valuations and stock prices vacillated. All th...
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Goldman Sachs said Monday that it agreed to sell its personal financial management unit to a competitor named Creative Planning. The transaction is e...
A group of investors led by Boaz Weinstein and other prominent hedge-fund managers has made an improved bid to buy Sculptor Capital Management Inc., w...
Guggenheim Investments, the asset-management arm of Guggenheim Partners, is seeking to raise at least $1.5 billion for its newest private credit fund,...
JPMorgan Chase executives warned that tougher regulations in the wake of bank failures this year would raise costs for consumers and businesses. JPMo...