08Dec
M&A Pricing Structures in Uncertain Times
Locked-box pricing mechanisms in private merger and acquisition deals have been popular in recent years. The mechanism, in short, involves the buyer and seller agreeing on a fixed purchase price at the start of the transaction, based primarily on the last audited accounts of the target entity, and the forms of financial leakage since the date of such accounts that are reimbursable to the buyer....
By:
McGuireWoods LLP
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