15Jan
M&A In 2020 And Trends For 2021
2020 brought the COVID-19 pandemic and other headline-grabbing challenges, along with “the usual” quadrennial questions around the U.S. election. Early in the year, businesses and dealmakers focused on the pandemic and revised their strategies as understanding of its impact evolved. The M&A market, like the overall economy, was hit hard, before rebounding later in the year. .....
By:
Morrison & Foerster LLP
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