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Survey: Middle Market Deal Terms

Deal Lawyers

Seyfarth Shaw recently published the ninth edition of its “Middle Market M&A SurveyBook,” which analyzes key contractual terms for 105 middle-market private target deals signed in 2022 and the first half of 2023. The survey focuses on deals with a purchase price of less than $1 billion.

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Deal Lawyers Download Podcast — 2023 Survey of Middle Market M&A

Deal Lawyers

Late last month, I blogged about Seyfarth Shaw’s recently published “Middle Market M&A SurveyBook,” now in its ninth edition.

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Five Lower Middle Market M&A Trends In 2023

Benchmark International

The lower middle market is a highly dynamic and active segment of the M&A landscape, characterized by companies with enterprise values up to $100 million. In early 2023, several key trends appear to shape the lower middle market M & A landscape.

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[Webinar] M&A Series: Antitrust Considerations in Middle Market Transactions - June 22nd, 11:00 am - 11:15 am ET

JD Supra: Mergers

While enforcement action taken with respect to large, multi-billion-dollar deals has garnered most of the attention, changes in how regulators are reviewing deals has had a significant impact on middle-market transactions as well. By: Williams Mullen

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M&A Lecture: Navigating Rates, Inflation & The Economy for Success In The Lower & Middle Markets

Align Business Advisory Services

Align BA presents an invaluable guide to conquering the effects of interest rates, inflation, and economic shifts in the lower and middle markets. Don’t let economic turbulence hinder your success—partner with us to thrive in any market environment.

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How Do Economic Conditions Affect The Lower Middle Market?

Benchmark International

How do Economic Conditions affect the Lower Middle Market? The lower middle market is typically defined as companies with an enterprise value (EV) between $5 million and $100 million.

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Exploring the Profile of a Typical Buyer for Lower Middle Market Businesses

GillAgency

When it comes to lower middle market businesses, a specific segment of the market emerges as the typical buyer. Private Equity Firms: One of the most common types of buyers for lower middle market businesses are private equity firms.