Growth

Fortune 100 technology company powers its facilities with Energy Efficiency-as-a-Service.

Boone County Health was interested in upgrading its MRI scanner in order to provide higher quality and a wider variety of diagnostic imaging.

Remedi SeniorCare leverages financing to expand medicine dosing for long-term care residents.

Today’s imaging equipment is more sophisticated than ever, but with a potential cash outlay of millions of dollars, most radiologists find themselves shopping simultaneously for both equipment and a way to finance it.

Private Equity-funded delivery models are emerging to create more integrated care models that position well for value-based contracting.

As economists debate the possibility of a slowdown over the next 24 months, business leaders are considering the best way to position their companies after a long expansionary period.

With an addressable market of over $100 billion, robotic process automation (RPA) is going to drive significant changes around how humans work alongside digital workers.

To understand what impact current macroeconomic conditions and government policies have on the business environment, KeyBank surveyed 400 owners and executives of middle market businesses — defined as those in the $10 million to $2 billion range.

The energy space in general has been dominated by disruption on the renewables side. Bloom Energy has created an innovative and different model that takes key components and produces them with a practical, cleaner option for the world. Watch the entire keynote from their Founder & CEO.

KeyBanc Capital Markets worked closely with Bandwidth to understand their complex needs and to provide the partnership needed to take them public.

Middle market companies are always confronted with multiple concerns, but which are most pressing right now? To find out, KeyBank surveyed over 400 middle market business owners and executives in our recent Business Sentiment Survey.

Native American Tribes in the U.S. hold the keys to great financial opportunity. Yet, evaluating which doors to open can be challenging. Tribal councils and economic development corporations (EDCs) receive an onslaught of inbound investment proposals, but not all potential partners are acting in good faith or can deliver on their promises.