16Jul
M&A in the COVID-19 world and beyond – views from France, Germany and the United Kingdom
After a decade of relatively stable deal activity across Europe and globally, companies now find themselves operating in a new and evolving M&A environment. Transactional risk and disruption are the current norm, but against that backdrop of uncertainty, there are also opportunities. Distressed M&A has come back to the fore and we are starting to see interesting developments in deal strategy and negotiation tactics. We believe some of these developments are here to stay. It is clear that just...
By:
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
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