No deal: M&A market struggles to bounce back
Limited financial resources, barriers to negotiations, and the gap between the buyer’s and seller’s views on the real value of the business concerned are among the hurdles that stand in the way of the successful completion of M&As nowadays.
By Dana Verdes October 2011 - From the Print Edition
Lawyers working on Romania’s largest M&A transaction so far this year put in several months of discussions and negotiations. Mid-September saw Tuca Zbarcea & Asociatii lawyers advising Erste Bank on reaching an agreement in principle with four of the bank’s five minority shareholders regarding the takeover of a 24.12 percent stake in Romania’s largest commercial bank, Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR) - the largest transaction concluded in Romania since the beginning of the year.
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