The American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement seeks to provide women with the tools and resources they need to reduce their risk for heart disease and stroke. Go Red For Women is a national year-long effort with a focus at raising education and awareness around heart disease and stroke.

It’s that time of the year again. Or maybe it isn’t. Effective for tax years beginning on or after December 31, 2015, the filing deadlines for many common federal tax returns have changed. As a result, taxpayers coming off a December year end may be in store for some surprises this Spring. The default income...

The nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions’ as Attorney General raises questions as to what impact he might have on the business of marijuana in the United States. Sessions has historically taken a hardline stance against marijuana, which is contrary to the position that has been taken by the Department of Justice under the Obama Administration....

The Problem: The Dreaded Liquidation Overhang Convertible promissory notes and SAFEs (Simple Agreement for Equity) (let’s call both of these “convertible instruments”) are used regularly to raise capital in the early stage company space. It’s not uncommon for convertible instruments to have what’s called a “valuation cap.” Valuation caps set the maximum valuation at which...

RISCPA will be hosting Eric S. Rosengren, President and CEO of First District Federal Reserve Bank, Boston. Dr. Rosengren has held several senior positions over a number of years with the Federal Reserve Bank, Boston including in areas of research and banking supervision functions. His current term as President began in 2007 and he is...

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