06Aug
UK Public Takeovers: The Point of No Return
The challenges raised by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis initially led to a dramatic fall in share prices and market uncertainty. Although the capital markets have largely recovered their value since the initial COVID-19 outbreak (somewhat bizarrely, given COVID-19’s underlying impact on many businesses), there has been a knock-on impact on public M&A, both in terms of ongoing processes and with regard to how potential bidders assess potential publicly listed targets. Although dips in share...
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McDermott Will & Emery
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