It’s been a significant year for private equity investments in the U.S., and growing economic confidence, record low interest rates, and an abundance of capital are causing more European PE firms to consider investments here in the U.S. That was one of the takeaways from a piece published by Croke Fairchild Duarte & Beres partner and co-founder Geoffrey Morgan this week in Global Banking and Finance Review.

In the piece, Geoff offers insight into the trends and issues impacting the U.S. investment landscape, including how target companies are evaluated, how the national labor shortage is causing delays, what industries are ripe for investment, and why a growing focus on ESG is changing the way companies evaluate their investors.

To read the full article, please visit Global Banking & Finance Review, and reach out to Geoff with any questions.