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Understanding What’s Behind Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions
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In simple words, statements and warranties (D&G) (known as representations and warranties) refer to statements of fact (representations) and promises (guarantees) made by one party in a contract to induce the other party to conclude the agreement.In particular, D&G in a merger or acquisition refer to statements typically given by the seller to the buyer about the veracity and accuracy of the qualities of the company or business under sale.One of…
Accumulated from the year to the end of June, mergers and acquisitions shrank, both in terms of the number of transactions and the total amount. Even so, with regard to the data for the second quarter, the total value of these transactions registered an exponential increase to over 3 billion euros.
Understanding What’s Behind Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions
Companies often buy or join other firms to grow, change, and keep up with their rivals. This is called mergers and acquisitions (M&A). It’s one of the most effective ways businesses use to stay strong. Some deals get a lot of attention, like when big tech companies buy others or when drug companies spend billions to team up. But many other deals happen behind closed doors, changing how industries work and where companies are headed quietly. If w…
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