Market Insights

KeyBanc Capital Markets’ J.R. Doolos offered his expertise to themiddlemarket.com on today's M&A climate, noting that “the biggest challenge for sellers is standing out in a crowded M&A market.”

In order to thrive, every economy must have reliable power that is clean and affordable. Randy Paine, President, Key Institutional Bank, discusses clean energy and ROI for investors with Dr. Fareed Zakaria at the 2019 Bloom Energy Aspire Forum.

For Native American Tribes, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018—informally known as the 2018 farm bill, now signed into law—opens a promising new door to economic opportunity: hemp. Specifically, the new law legalizes production of industrial hemp, with certain controls, and gives tribes equal footing with states in seeking regulatory approval for hemp production.

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.

KeyBank Real Estate Capital Finance Expert Caleb Marten discuss trends and topics in the Student Housing industry at a recent Interface Student Housing Conference.

Key’s commitment to renewables runs through every aspect of our company. At the 2019 Aspire Forum, Key Institutional Bank President, Randy Paine discussed with Dr. Fareed Zakaria how Key has helped developers and companies lower costs and do the right thing for the environment by leveraging Key's capital markets, equipment finance and commercial real estate platforms to finance more than $10 billion in renewables over the last 10 years.

Andrew “Randy” Paine III, President of Key’s Institutional Bank and KeyBanc Capital Markets discusses the current economic environment with Dr. Fareed Zakaria.

New digital workspace technologies offer numerous benefits for government workers, and equipment financing can address funding barriers so governments can acquire the solutions they need.

Several practical equipment financing options make it easy to expedite renewable energy initiatives and help preserve business capital.

This traditionally subdued sector is poised for productivity in areas including advanced manufacturing, the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and cloud robotics.

America’s urban core, inner-ring suburbs and secondary markets alike are booming with renters in need of housing. That demand in turn leads to more activity from developers and value-add investors, but it’s not focused on meeting the greatest need. There is a critical gap to fill, but it won't be easy.

Traditionally dominated by private practices, veterinary hospitals have recently experienced significant interest from corporate and private equity (“PE”) buyers. Corporate ownership isn’t new – VCA Animal Hospitals acquired its first companion clinic in 1987 – but industry consolidation is expected to rapidly increase over the next five years, reaching 25% of total hospitals (50% of total visits) owned by corporate or PE buyers.