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Jeffrey Berman

  • Attorney, Managing Partner, Berman Fink Van Horn P.C.
Atlanta
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The (sometimes lonely) case for public credit

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By Jeffrey Berman
| insurancenewsnet.com
Private credit has become a core, and likely permanent, component of insurer general accounts. With it now firmly established as a key investment tool, is public credit now the “alternative” asset class that warrants more focus? Private credit makes sense Jeff Berman Private debt has grown exponentially with the evolution of bank financing regulations, and a (now gone) low-yield environment that helped jump-start the sector’s growth. Insurers are natural owners of private debt.
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Nonlinear Analysis of a 10-Story Building Shake Table Specimen with Mass Timber Rocking Walls

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By Sarah Wichman, Jeffrey Berman, Reid Zimmerman, Shiling Pei
| ascelibrary.org
Introduction and Background Mass timber building construction is increasing worldwide thanks to recent advances in mass timber materials and growing market appreciation of the sustainability benefits. At the same time, there is a need to build midrise and high-rise buildings to aid in increased housing demands. These market forces have combined to enable many midrise and high-rise building projects that utilize mass timber components for the gravity force-resisting system.
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Delta Wave MRI: fMRI Imaging of Electrophysiologic Activity

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By Jeffrey Berman, Luke Bloy, Timothy Roberts
| AJNR Podcasts
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