Student Finance Review

While Venture Capital is better known for “unicorns” and Private Equity is more famous for its big bets in buyouts, Growth Equity has become the middle child of finance. Increasingly, Growth Equity is the fuel that businesses most need: enough capital to keep growing, but not so much that it changes constraints on a business's independence or core identity. Growth Equity is the playbook for scaling a great company already on a path of rapid growth. Background Information Grow

Stagflation is one of the most feared economic crises that a nation can encounter. It occurs when there is no growth in the economy yet inflation continues, causing the average person to suffer and leaving policy makers helpless. Most Americans have not lived through a stagflation experience, with the last true case of U.S. stagflation occurring in the 1970s , as oil shocks drove up the cost of energy while the overall economy remained at a standstill. Today, tariff pressures

For two decades, software-as-a-service (SaaS) was Wall Street’s favorite trade. Investors treated SaaS practically like a bond with a growth rate attached, prized for its sticky revenue, high margins, and predictable churn. But that story has now been aggressively, and possibly permanently, repriced. The Seeds of a Shift The warning signs of the current crisis were actually visible well before 2026. Last year, industry giants like Adobe and Salesforce lost 21% of their valu

With rising geopolitical tensions and an increasingly unstable global security environment, aerospace and defense stocks are experiencing renewed investor interest. From escalating conflicts in the Middle East, governments are quickily ramping up defense spending at levels not seen in many decades, positioning defense contractors as key beneficiaries of this structural shift. Background: A New Era of Defense Spending Global military spending has increased as nations prioriti