We all know M&A thrives in direct correspondence with high valuations and bullish markets, but what do M&A specialists do to keep the ship sailing in the lean years? What has been your experience on this?
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Consolidation at discount prices is a helluva motivation and a M&A playground, it’s all about framing. Capital doesn’t just poof in a 1-3 year slump
I am convinced that we have enough dry powder to keep the markets going for a long while.
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