![]() “We had one period in which we did five deals in seven weeks, which is crazy for us,” he said. It’s a high-water mark that comes with excitement as well as concern, because the tide may soon turn back.įor the time being, Alan Scharfstein, CEO of the DAK Group, said his advisory firm is as active as it has ever been. “Starting last summer through today, those months have probably been my busiest of the past 30 years.”īut New Jersey’s M&A professionals can’t feel too bad about it they’re all experiencing a much-needed break from the Great Recession’s long-lasting slowdown of deals.īuoyed by an economic bounceback, private equity’s capital flow and foreign buyers, interest in mergers and acquisitions continues to rise for local firms facilitating these deals. “I went nine straight months without a vacation day, because there was just one thing after another coming through the door,” he said. How hot has the mergers and acquisitions business been in the state lately? Some would say you can chart the industry through its relationship with tourism and leisure - or lack thereof.Īt least, that’s the backhanded way Bob Anderson, chair of the Mergers and Acquisitions Group at Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper P.C., looks at it. ![]() As Published in ROI NJ Merger Mania: 2018 is Shaping Up as a Banner Year for M&A, According to the Advisers in the Middle of the Deals
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