by Viper Equity Partners | Sep 20, 2022 | Investing, Investment Banking Facilitation, Viper Equity Partners
Although the terms mergers and acquisitions are often interchangeable, they are very different concepts. In this article, we’ll talk about their main differences and how they can be used to describe the acquisition or merger of two companies. Primary...
by Viper Equity Partners | Sep 20, 2022 | Business, Investment Banking Facilitation, Viper Equity Partners
Mergers and acquisitions are not always as simple as they seem. Even though both parties agree to complete the deal, they still have to ensure their interests are protected once the sale is completed. If you’re planning on selling or merging with another...
by Viper Equity Partners | Sep 20, 2022 | Business, Investment Banking Facilitation, Viper Equity Partners
Why do some companies acquire and then fail so many times? The answer is a crucial question in the current M&A climate. Since 2000, over 790,000 mergers and acquisitions worldwide have a combined value of over $55 trillion. In 2018, there were over 52,000...
by Viper Equity Partners | Sep 20, 2022 | Business, Investment Banking Facilitation, Viper Equity Partners
Mergers can be very challenging for any business. Although a successful deal can benefit both parties, many factors must be considered before it can be concluded. These include cultural conflicts, customer impact, and the costs involved. Read on for some scenarios...
by Viper Equity Partners | Sep 20, 2022 | Investing, Investment Banking Facilitation, Viper Equity Partners
Mergers create an environment where competitors can launch attacks. Your best salespeople will immediately get calls for interviews, and your customers will be courted. It’s an excellent strategy for competitors as the sales force is the one voice that can...
by Viper Equity Partners | Aug 24, 2022 | Investing, Investment Banking Facilitation, Viper Equity Partners
Mergers are a way of doing business that can provide a stable growth environment. Unfortunately, they can also cause financial loss and embarrassment. Many of these transactions fail despite the due diligence that companies must perform. As the number of mergers...
