Rick Kes

And I think credit is such an important vehicle for private equity to use to leverage where they're going to do a buyout or what have you. But on the other end, a lot of deals are being executed today using credit

And I think credit is such an important vehicle for private equity to use to leverage where they're going to do a buyout or what have you. But on the other end, a lot of deals are being executed today using credit

And I think credit is such an important vehicle for private equity to use to leverage where they're going to do a buyout or what have you. But on the other end, a lot of deals are being executed today using credit

other alternatives whether it be rollover equity or other things to kind of capitalize some of the transactions so you know i think it could have some impact uh the impact is on i guess it's a little hard to predict per se but i'd say i think to me the biggest concern would be the access to to further liquidity for some of these deals that we're hoping to finance

other alternatives whether it be rollover equity or other things to kind of capitalize some of the transactions so you know i think it could have some impact uh the impact is on i guess it's a little hard to predict per se but i'd say i think to me the biggest concern would be the access to to further liquidity for some of these deals that we're hoping to finance

other alternatives whether it be rollover equity or other things to kind of capitalize some of the transactions so you know i think it could have some impact uh the impact is on i guess it's a little hard to predict per se but i'd say i think to me the biggest concern would be the access to to further liquidity for some of these deals that we're hoping to finance

Yeah, we had a call this morning with all the partners of the firm, just listening to some of the perspectives that our Washington national tax leaders have. And I think there's some discussion in the bill related to a lot of the things extending what the tax cuts and jobs acts did in the previous Trump administration. So some of those things would be kind of

Yeah, we had a call this morning with all the partners of the firm, just listening to some of the perspectives that our Washington national tax leaders have. And I think there's some discussion in the bill related to a lot of the things extending what the tax cuts and jobs acts did in the previous Trump administration. So some of those things would be kind of

Yeah, we had a call this morning with all the partners of the firm, just listening to some of the perspectives that our Washington national tax leaders have. And I think there's some discussion in the bill related to a lot of the things extending what the tax cuts and jobs acts did in the previous Trump administration. So some of those things would be kind of

I would say sometimes positive from a tax perspective to some of our clients. I think there'll be some changes potentially to the interest deductions. Currently, some of the interest deductions are limited or capped at a certain level for different businesses. You know, some of those things I would say are what we're hearing are probably, you know, somewhat business friendly.

I would say sometimes positive from a tax perspective to some of our clients. I think there'll be some changes potentially to the interest deductions. Currently, some of the interest deductions are limited or capped at a certain level for different businesses. You know, some of those things I would say are what we're hearing are probably, you know, somewhat business friendly.

I would say sometimes positive from a tax perspective to some of our clients. I think there'll be some changes potentially to the interest deductions. Currently, some of the interest deductions are limited or capped at a certain level for different businesses. You know, some of those things I would say are what we're hearing are probably, you know, somewhat business friendly.

But obviously, you know, for every push, there's a pull, so to speak, in the tax bill. So, you know, from, again, back to the health care ecosystem, you've got, you know, some negative impacts with Medicaid and some other issues. you know, potential changes to, you know, subsidies for ACA plans or exchange products that are offered to people that buy their own insurance.

But obviously, you know, for every push, there's a pull, so to speak, in the tax bill. So, you know, from, again, back to the health care ecosystem, you've got, you know, some negative impacts with Medicaid and some other issues. you know, potential changes to, you know, subsidies for ACA plans or exchange products that are offered to people that buy their own insurance.

But obviously, you know, for every push, there's a pull, so to speak, in the tax bill. So, you know, from, again, back to the health care ecosystem, you've got, you know, some negative impacts with Medicaid and some other issues. you know, potential changes to, you know, subsidies for ACA plans or exchange products that are offered to people that buy their own insurance.

So, you know, there's some good and some bad from all those perspectives. But, you know, I think all in all, you know, I'd say for the first in particular in the non-healthcare ecosystem, it could be more positives than negatives within the tax bill currently structured.

So, you know, there's some good and some bad from all those perspectives. But, you know, I think all in all, you know, I'd say for the first in particular in the non-healthcare ecosystem, it could be more positives than negatives within the tax bill currently structured.

So, you know, there's some good and some bad from all those perspectives. But, you know, I think all in all, you know, I'd say for the first in particular in the non-healthcare ecosystem, it could be more positives than negatives within the tax bill currently structured.

Yeah, I mean, I think I mean, obviously, my perspective is usually time removes uncertainty risk. So hopefully we get more and more time away from, you know, some of the things that we kind of consistently hear about, whether it's tariffs or Medicaid changes or, you know, tax cuts or, you know, tax extenders and things like that. And we kind of learn everything.

Yeah, I mean, I think I mean, obviously, my perspective is usually time removes uncertainty risk. So hopefully we get more and more time away from, you know, some of the things that we kind of consistently hear about, whether it's tariffs or Medicaid changes or, you know, tax cuts or, you know, tax extenders and things like that. And we kind of learn everything.