Morgan Stanley Deck
What does a buy-side M&A advisor actually do, and what is a fairness opinion?
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A buy-side advisor helps the acquirer: valuing the target (DCF, comps, precedents, accretion/dilution), advising on price, structure, and consideration mix, coordinating due diligence and financing,…
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