Maximizing M&A Value, Minimizing Surprises
1 July, 2020Whether you're on the buy-side or the sell-side, it is important to engage early in the diligence process and the planning phase and take a structured approach to avoid surprises.
Whether you're on the buy-side or the sell-side, it is important to engage early in the diligence process and the planning phase and take a structured approach to avoid surprises.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has impacted just about everything, including the global M&A market. In a short period of time, businesses of all types have been forced to either shutter their doors or significantly cut back on operations. Millions of employees have been laid off or furloughed and consumer spending has been drastically reduced. Supply chains have been disrupted and shelter-in-place orders have greatly reduced the demand for gasoline and other energy resources.
As a prelude to the web panel discussion, we sat down with John Hotta to find out what he believes are the major pitfalls and best practices for M&A due diligence and integration.
Every negotiation is unique, and the tactics outlined here will not apply to every business situation. But these best practices make for a good foundation.
Every negotiation is unique, and the tactics outlined here will not apply to every business situation. But these best practices make for a good foundation.
Every negotiation is unique, and the tactics outlined here will not apply to every business situation. But these best practices make for a good foundation.
Every negotiation is unique, and the tactics outlined here will not apply to every business situation. But these best practices make for a good foundation.
Navigating cross-border M&A transactions has always been fraught with nuances and challenges, but what does it mean when the global economy is affected adversely by a worldwide pandemic?
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In advance of the webinar, we sat down with Javier to discuss some of the nuances of structuring earnouts in M&A transactions and the implications for both the buyer and seller.