
How to prevent M&A becoming a deal from hell
And that is not hyperbole.

And that is not hyperbole.

The speed and breadth of this crisis has placed a much greater premium on company readiness. Review and response times and quality of decision making depends heavily on the quantity and quality of critical information that's available to management, the board, investors and advisors.

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Remote M&A dealmaking is here to stay. Technology will play a crucial role in counteracting new challenges faced by dealmakers today - and in the future.

Mergermarket’s 1H22 Global & Regional League Tables for advisory firms have been released, showcasing the deal advisory powerhouses around the globe.

In the world of M&A, capital raising, audits etc, following a checklist leads to higher performance. Here are 7 of the best for you to download for free.

What happened when Intralinks, one of the world’s biggest data rooms providers, named Javier Colado as its Asia Pacific president in May, Mr Colado almost immediately got on a plane and flew to Australia.

Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg is the most followed mining executive in the world because he has built Glencore through M&A much like BHP.

In the male dominated world of finance, it is an irony the globe’s most powerful financier is a woman: Janet Yellen.

Ansarada’s post acquisition integration and post merger integration workflows provide a simple framework for business leaders to follow to realize the most value from their deal.

To stay ahead of the curve in 2020, dealmakers need to shift focus to the following priorities.

Leading dealmakers expect to see a spree of opportunistic acquisitions – but when and where?