Bill Hulse Pedestrians pass in front of a HSBC bank branch in New York City. Photo credit: Paul Taggart/Bloomberg. American businesses need banks of all shapes and sizes, including foreign banks, to meet their financing needs. In fact, foreign banks (also known as international banks or FBOs) provide healthy competition that contributes to efficient and… Read more about Here’s Why U.S. Businesses Need Foreign Banks to Thrive

Bill Hulse Photo credit: Diego Jimenez on Unsplash. In 1991, Tom Cochrane released his famous song, “Life is a Highway,” and Congress that year passed a major transportation funding bill. A big year for infrastructure to be sure, and one we are still struggling to push forward. But what is not as well known is… Read more about Life is a Highway – and We Can’t Drive It without the Insurance Industry

Tom Quaadman Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Photo credit: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg. The U.S. has roughly half the number of public companies that it had twenty years ago. Following the JOBS Act in 2012, the initial public offering (IPO) market started showing new signs of life, with exciting and innovative… Read more about Attacks on Dual-Class Share Structures are Unjustified