Mezzanine debt refers to a type of financing that lies between traditional senior debt (such as bank loans) and equity in the capital structure of a company. It represents a form of subordinated debt that combines features of both debt and equity instruments. Mezzanine debt holders have a higher risk
Planning for both your short term goals while being cognizant of your long term aspirations is really difficult to grasp especially when you’re unsure of what the future “budget” is or should look like. At InSight, our mission is to re-define the client advisor relationship and break away from how
Framing effect is the use of language to frame a question in a positive or negative way. Stating the same question with the right spin allows the inquirer to impart some direction on the inquired. A great example of this: Would you rather: Approve the 20% chance of killing 100
