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Dec 9, 2024 | researchgate.net | Yufei Feng |Barbara Fredrickson |Michael Horwitz |Kiruthiga E. |G. Christopher |Sarah Al-Mukdad | +3 more

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Jul 25, 2024 | lexology.com | Michael Horwitz

Reverse termination fees (RTFs) are fees payable by acquirors if an acquisition agreement is terminated based on the occurrence of certain events that constitute failures of the closing conditions for which the acquiror assumes the risk. These events include financing failures, failure to receive antitrust or other regulatory approvals and national security agencies acting to block a transaction. Reverse termination fees, though rarely paid, represent significant outlays for acquirors.

Feb 2, 2024 | lexology.com | Guy Berman |Laurie N. Duke |Jared Fontaine |Michael Horwitz |Neville Jugnauth |Meghan McKeever | +13 more

Find out more about Lexology or get in touch by visiting our About page. RegisterTo view this article you need a PDF viewer such as Adobe Reader. If you can't read this PDF, you can view its text here. Go back to the PDF. This report captures sentiment in the private equity community at a time of transition. The past few years put pressure on core areas of the business, with macroeconomic headwinds restricting both dealmaking and fundraising.

Jul 27, 2023 | mondaq.com | Don Bell |Michael Horwitz

As global M&A activity continues to suffer from generally high interest rates and economic uncertainty, dealmakers in the United States and Canada may have had reason to hope their cross-border deal flow would provide some relief. Half the year remains for this promise to materialize, but signs at the half-year mark are mixed.

Jul 26, 2023 | lexology.com | Don Bell |Michael Horwitz

Inbound investment into the U.S.Global M&A deal value and volumes are down substantially for the first half of 2023 versus H1 and H2 of 2022, and global deal flow into the United States reflects that trend. Annualized numbers project a significant year-over-year decline in deals—from 2,264 deals in 2022 to 1,964 deals in 2023, and deal value of US$236 billion in 2022 to just US$188 billion projected in 2023. Canadian investment into the U.S. dovetails with the global trend.