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This resource will feature a series of articles that provide an
in-depth look into different aspects of M&A transactions from
start to finish, such as confidentiality agreements, negotiating
deal protections and advising special committees. While the
emphasis is on deals involving public companies, BLG's M&A
Building Blocks is also applicable to private M&A.
The first instalment in the series, Introduction to the Deal,
outlines key threshold issues and process points that must be
considered in an M&A transaction, such as due diligence,
approvals, financing, structure and timetables. While every deal is
unique, these process points and issues will typically be of
importance to both purchasers and sellers.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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M&A – Key Developments In 2016 And A Look Ahead (Video)
