A business sale transaction may fail for a variety of reasons. The following common transaction pitfalls underscore how important pre-transaction planning is in order to ensure a smooth transaction process and a successful outcome.
When assembling your deal team, choose an investment bank and legal counsel with significant experience managing a sale process and are adept at utilizing tactics and negotiating strategies that help to maintain deal momentum
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