What makes a successful business transaction?

Kenyon Partners’ Alan Kenyon argues that just because buyers have a chequebook doesn’t mean they have all the power. Geoff Lloyd, Perpetual, believes it is important to make sure the outcome of a transaction is something more than each of the two businesses – not the sum of two parts. Stephen Prendeville, Forte Asset Solutions, says successful transactions require both buyers and sellers to have a clear vision of what a merged business looks like.


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