WHY DO M&A DEALS BREAK UP AND HOW TO PREVENT IT
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PANEL:
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Tim Bruinsma, Norton Rose Fulbright
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Louis Kempinsky, Kempinsky Law
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Cliff Horwitz, Newport Board Group
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David James, UBS
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Advance planning
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Financial reporting
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Shareholder, management and employees issues
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Due diligence: too little v. too much
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Deal structures
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Financing requirements
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Post-deal integration
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Litigation prevention
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Intellectual property issues
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Environmental issues
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Case studies
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