Hey guys, I have a stupid question about Transaction Cycle. I see the words frequently in job descriptions of Investment Banking roles like "familiar with transaction cycles" but I don't know what it means. Is it the M&A procedure? Can anyone here shoot me an answer?Thank you!
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I think it just refers to the timeline/process in a transaction.
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