The M&A Mastermind Podcast

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 79 - Economic & Financial Trends in France

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, Nick Olsen interviews Laurent Mouflin, a partner at Pax Corporate Finance in Paris. They discuss the current economic and financial trends in France, including the country's position as a leading destination for foreign investment despite its complex political landscape. The conversation covers the impact of interest rates, the sectors that are thriving or struggling, and the importance of ESG regulations in corporate finance. Looking ahead, they anticipate a positive outlook for M&A activities in 2025, driven by a strong pipeline and strategic networking efforts.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
Some Key takeaways include:
France is the number one country in Europe for foreign investments.
The French economy is characterized by cautious investors and complex politics.
Interest rates are coming down, making credit cheaper and investments easier.
Aerospace and defense sectors are booming due to increased government spending.
Retail and real estate are struggling due to rising costs and changing consumer behavior.
The tech industry is experiencing a temporary slowdown but remains a significant opportunity.
ESG regulations are mandatory for raising capital in France.
Networking and direct outreach are key strategies for finding business opportunities.
Political instability is causing hesitation among investors.
2025 is expected to be a strong year for M&A activities in France.
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to M&A Trends in France
03:33 - Economic Landscape of France
09:34 - Political Environment and Its Impact
12:00 - ESG Regulations and Corporate Finance
13:19 - Looking Ahead: M&A Opportunities in 2025
17:38 - Networking and Business Development Strategies
Keywords:
M&A, France, economic trends, political environment, ESG, corporate finance, investment opportunities, 2025 outlook, networking, business development

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 78 - The Essential Role of Net Working Capital in M&A

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, Nick Olsen and Sharon Heaton delve into the critical topic of net working capital in mergers and acquisitions. Sharon, with her extensive experience in the M&A industry, explains the importance of net working capital as the liquidity that keeps the business operational.
The conversation covers how net working capital impacts deal structures, the challenges of revenue recognition, and the adjustments needed for companies experiencing growth or decline. They also discuss post-transaction considerations, emerging trends in M&A, and provide valuable tips for advisors to navigate networking capital effectively.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Net working capital is essential for business liquidity.
It should be viewed as a fairness issue in transactions.
Understanding AR and AP is crucial for accurate net working capital calculations.
Revenue recognition can lead to significant misunderstandings between buyers and sellers.
Adjusting net working capital targets is necessary based on company growth or decline.
Post-transaction true-ups are vital for ensuring accurate financials.
Quality of earnings reports are increasingly important in M&A transactions.
Advisors should educate clients about net working capital early in the process.
Buyers and sellers must communicate openly to avoid surprises during true-ups.
Net working capital should not affect the purchase price of a deal.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Net Working Capital
02:57 Understanding Net Working Capital
06:08 Impact on Deal Structure
08:48 Revenue Recognition Challenges
12:02 Adjusting for Growth and Decline
14:52 Post-Transaction Considerations
17:59 Emerging Trends in M&A
21:05 Final Tips for Advisors
 
Keywords: Net Working Capital, M&A, Deal Structure, Revenue Recognition, Post-Transaction, Quality of Earnings, Business Growth, Financial Advisory

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 77 - Asset Protection

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind Podcast, Nick Olsen and Joe Strazzeri delve into the critical topic of asset protection within the context of mergers and acquisitions. They discuss the importance of integrating asset protection strategies into advanced planning, emphasizing that business owners must consider not just the gross sale price of their assets, but also the net cash flow and potential liabilities that could arise post-sale. Joe outlines various asset protection strategies, including the use of different legal structures, insurance, and trusts, while also addressing the potential risks from creditors and the importance of proactive planning. The conversation highlights the need for M&A advisors to collaborate with other professionals to ensure comprehensive client protection and successful deal closures.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Asset protection is a crucial part of advanced planning.
Clients often focus on gross numbers without considering net cash flow.
Different jurisdictions offer varying levels of asset protection.
Insurance is a key component of a comprehensive asset protection strategy.
Understanding potential creditors is essential for effective planning.
The asset protection continuum includes various strategies and structures.
M&A advisors should collaborate with other professionals for better outcomes.
Proactive planning can prevent deal derailment later in the process.
Clients need to understand the implications of their financial decisions.
Successful M&A advisors build strong relationships and follow up with clients.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Asset Protection Continuum
02:47 Understanding the Importance of Asset Protection
06:14 Types of Asset Protection Strategies
09:01 Navigating Potential Creditors and Liabilities
13:53 The Asset Protection Continuum Explained
18:09 Advising Clients on Asset Protection
21:59 Closing Thoughts on M&A and Client Protection
 
Keywords: asset protection, M&A, advanced planning, tax planning, estate tax, business sale, financial advice, client protection, liability, investment strategies

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 76 - AI in Finance

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, host Nick Olsen interviews Johan Cederqvist, co-founder of Grasp AI, a company focused on automating workflows in investment banking and finance. Johan shares insights into the challenges faced by investment bankers, the innovative solutions provided by Grasp AI, and the transformative impact of AI on the financial industry. The conversation covers the global reach of Grasp AI, its unique approach to data analysis, and the future of AI in enhancing productivity and decision-making in finance.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Grasp AI was founded to automate manual and repetitive tasks in finance.
The platform helps investment bankers find and analyze companies more efficiently.
Grasp AI has a global client base, with significant traction in North America and Europe.
AI is expected to have a profound impact on the financial industry, like past technological revolutions.
Automation will shift the organizational structure of investment banks, favoring more senior roles.
AI enhances the quality of work by processing vast amounts of data quickly.
Junior analysts will become more productive, focusing on high-value tasks.
Grasp AI's models are specifically trained for finance, outperforming generic AI solutions.
The future of Grasp AI includes the development of AI agents for end-to-end workflow automation.
Grasp AI is expanding its data offerings, including an M&A database with comprehensive transaction details.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Johan Cederqvist and Grasp AI
01:06 The Birth of Grasp AI: Automating Finance Workflows
05:36 Grasp AI's Global Reach and Client Base
10:32 The Impact of AI on Investment Banking
16:10 AI's Role in Job Transformation
19:19 Grasp AI vs. Generic AI Solutions
23:13 Main Use Cases of Grasp AI
25:38 Future Developments at Grasp AI
 
Keywords: AI, investment banking, Grasp AI, automation, finance, M&A, technology, data analysis, market research, job transformation

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 75 - How are changes in Washington affecting M&A

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, Nick Olsen interviews Sharon Heaton, a seasoned expert in M&A and government contracting. They discuss the significant changes in Washington and their implications for M&A activities, including the impact of tariffs, financing challenges, and the overall uncertainty in the market.
Sharon shares insights on historical parallels with past administrations, real-world deal impacts, and the evolving landscape of M&A amidst these changes. The conversation highlights both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for buyers and sellers in the M&A space.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Changes in Washington create uncertainty in M&A.
Stability is crucial for M&A activity.
Historical government changes can inform us of current trends.
Real-world deals are being affected by government actions.
Uncertainty leads to slower deal-making processes.
Tariffs introduce additional risk for companies.
Financing for M&A is becoming more challenging.
Interest rates and capital costs are rising.
There are still hot sectors in M&A despite uncertainty.
Opportunities exist for strategic acquisitions amidst changes.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to M&A Landscape
01:37 Impact of Washington Changes on M&A
06:07 Historical Context of Government Changes
09:06 Real-World Deal Impacts
11:44 Navigating Uncertainty in M&A
14:16 Tariffs and Their Implications
16:12 Financing Challenges in M&A
20:42 Future Outlook for M&A
24:40 Opportunities Amidst Uncertainty
 
 
Keywords: M&A, government changes, tariffs, financing, market outlook, uncertainty, deal structure, economic impact, private equity, government contracting

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 74 - Pre-transition Tax Planning

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, Nick Olsen speaks with Joel Redmond, managing director for family wealth consulting at Key Private Bank, about the critical importance of pre-transaction tax planning for business owners. They discuss the significant tax implications that can arise during business transitions, the optimal timing for tax planning, and the impact of entity structure on taxation. Joel outlines the four cornerstones of tax reduction strategies and emphasizes the need for thorough entity structure analysis to maximize tax benefits.
The conversation highlights the complexities of tax planning and the necessity for business owners to engage in proactive strategies to minimize their tax liabilities during transitions. In this conversation, Joel Redmond discusses various estate tax strategies, wealth transfer techniques, and the importance of timing in tax planning. He emphasizes the need for collaboration with M&A advisors and outlines key takeaways for pre-transaction planning, highlighting the significance of starting early and evaluating options to optimize tax savings.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Pre-transaction tax planning is crucial for business owners.
Business owners often overlook significant tax implications during transitions.
The ideal time for tax planning is 18 to 60 months before a sale.
Entity structure can greatly impact tax outcomes.
Section 1202 offers substantial capital gains tax benefits.
Many business owners are unaware of the depth of tax benefits available.
Four cornerstones of tax reduction include rollover strategies, state tax strategies, transfer tax strategies, and post-transaction strategies.
Entity structure analysis is essential for effective tax planning.
Proactive planning can lead to better financial outcomes for business owners.
Collaboration with various professionals enhances tax planning effectiveness. Estate planning involves both qualitative and quantitative aspects.
Utilizing exemption amounts can significantly reduce estate taxes.
Insurance can serve as an effective wealth replacement strategy.
Entity planning can help freeze the value of real estate for tax purposes.
Sales to irrevocable grantor trusts can provide tax advantages.
Timing of transactions can impact tax liabilities significantly.
Early planning allows for better evaluation of options and strategies.
Clients should not hesitate to explore various planning strategies.
Evaluating options can provide psychological relief and clarity.
Collaboration with M&A advisors is crucial for successful transactions.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Pre-Transaction Tax Planning
04:14 Understanding the Importance of Pre-Transaction Tax Planning
07:01 Optimal Timing for Tax Planning
10:29 Entity Structure and Its Impact on Taxation
14:02 Four Cornerstones of Tax Reduction
22:05 Entity Structure Analysis and Its Significance
25:42 Estate Tax Strategies Unveiled
30:35 Wealth Transfer Techniques
33:36 Timing and Tax Planning
40:04 Collaboration with M&A Advisors
44:11 Key Takeaways for Pre-Transaction Planning
 
Keywords: pre-transaction tax planning, business owners, tax strategies, entity structure, wealth management, estate planning, capital gains, tax reduction, family wealth consulting, Key Private Bank, estate tax strategies, wealth transfer, tax planning, M&A advisory, financial planning, charitable trusts, business succession, asset protection, estate planning, tax savings

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 73 - Timing, Combining, and Sequencing

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, Joe Strazzeri discusses advanced planning strategies for business owners, focusing on the importance of timing, combining, and sequencing various strategies to achieve financial goals. He outlines the eight key goals that business owners should consider, including maintaining control, ensuring lifestyle, and protecting against taxes and lawsuits.
Joe emphasizes the need for integrated planning and the importance of working with knowledgeable professionals to navigate complex financial landscapes. He also shares insights on common and lesser-known strategies, as well as educational resources available for advisors.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Timing, combining, and sequencing are crucial for effective planning.
Business owners often focus on numbers without considering net value.
Integrated planning can reduce taxes and increase asset protection.
Emotional and relational factors play a significant role in business transitions.
Cash flow is essential for supporting family and business needs.
Advisors should be aware of both common and niche strategies.
Education and continuous learning are vital for financial advisors.
Professional guidance is necessary to avoid costly mistakes.
Understanding client goals is key to effective planning.
The right strategies can help achieve multiple financial objectives.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Advanced Planning Strategies
08:43 The Eight Goals of Business Owners
17:32 Common and Lesser-Known Strategies for Advisors
 
Keywords: advanced planning, business strategies, tax planning, asset protection, financial goals, M&A, business owners, estate planning, wealth management, legal strategies

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 72 - The Impending 'Silver Tsunami'

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, host Nick Olsen interviews Jim Urban, an expert in exit and succession planning. Jim shares his journey from wealth advisor to specializing in helping privately owned businesses, particularly family businesses, navigate the complexities of exit planning. He discusses the importance of aligning personal wealth with business value, the unique processes he employs, and the critical need for robust continuity plans.
The conversation also touches on the impending 'silver tsunami' of baby boomer business owners looking to exit, the significance of cultural fit in business sales, and the current market trends affecting exits. Jim emphasizes the importance of preparation and timing in exit planning, and he shares insights from his upcoming book, "Succession by Design."
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Jim Urban started as a wealth advisor and shifted to exit planning.
The unique process begins with understanding the client's objectives.
Aligning personal wealth with business value is crucial for successful exits.
Robust continuity plans are essential to avoid liquidation events.
Timing is key; ideally, clients should start planning 2-15 years before an exit.
The 'silver tsunami' refers to the wave of baby boomers exiting their businesses.
Cultural fit is increasingly important in business sales.
Market conditions are favorable for exits, but preparation is necessary.
Legacy considerations often outweigh the desire for top dollar in sales.
Jim's upcoming book focuses on intentional succession planning.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Exit Planning and Succession
03:06 Understanding the Unique Process of Exit Planning
06:08 Maximizing and Protecting Business Value
09:01 The Importance of Timing in Exit Planning
12:00 The Silver Tsunami: Baby Boomers Exiting
14:54 Cultural Fit in Business Sales
17:54 Market Trends and Future Exits
21:05 Legacy vs. Top Dollar in Business Sales
23:55 The Role of M&A Advisors in Exit Planning
26:58 Jim's Upcoming Book and Its Insights
 
Keywords: exit planning, succession planning, business value, M&A, baby boomers, legacy, market trends, business sales, continuity planning, risk management

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 71 - The intricacies of growing a business & preparing for the sale

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, Nick Olsen interviews Colin Bowman, a partner and VP at Cultivate Advisors. They discuss the intricacies of growing a business, preparing it for sale, and the importance of increasing enterprise value.
Colin shares his journey from the franchise world to advising small businesses, emphasizing the need for a solid business plan and the role of M&A advisors in the selling process. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of business advisory services and the significance of emotional readiness for business owners considering a sale.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Colin's journey from franchise ownership to business advising.
The impact of COVID-19 on small businesses and entrepreneurship.
Cultivate Advisors focuses on increasing enterprise value for clients.
70% of clients want to scale, while 30% are preparing to exit.
Key metrics for increasing enterprise value include financial health and operational efficiency.
Successful case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of their advisory model.
The importance of collaboration between business advisors and M&A professionals.
Emotional readiness is crucial for business owners looking to sell.
Tax strategies play a significant role in post-sale financial planning.
Cultivate Advisors offers complimentary advising to M&A professionals.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Cultivate Advisors and Colin Bowman
01:10 Colin's Journey and the Impact of COVID-19
02:48 Understanding Cultivate Advisors' Business Model
03:41 Client Profiles and Business Lifecycle Stages
05:22 Increasing Enterprise Value: Key Metrics and Strategies
07:40 Success Stories: Case Studies of Growth
10:41 The Team Sport of Business Advisory
13:25 Preparing for Sale: The Role of M&A Advisors
19:32 The Importance of Emotional Readiness in Selling
21:46 Tax Strategies and Financial Planning for Business Owners
25:31 Collaboration with M&A Advisors for Successful Exits
 
Keywords: business growth, enterprise value, M&A, advisory services, small business, exit strategy, financial planning, entrepreneurship, case studies, business lifecycle

The M&A Mastermind Podcast - Episode 70 - Buyer's Insurance & Risk Management Due Dilligence

In this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, host Nick Olsen interviews Greg Maloney, CEO of Strategic M&A Advisors, discussing the critical role of insurance and risk management in mergers and acquisitions. They explore how sellers can prepare for buyer due diligence, the importance of professional advisors, and real-life case studies that highlight the impact of risk management on M&A transactions.
 The conversation emphasizes the need for sellers to understand the due diligence process and the value of surrounding themselves with knowledgeable advisors to enhance their business's valuation and readiness for sale.
Tune in now and elevate your understanding of M&A dynamics with the podcast that delivers actionable insights and unlocks the door to new possibilities. To learn more about M&A trends and insights, please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast. New episodes go live every Thursday at 9 am CST.
 
Some Key takeaways include:
Buyer's insurance and risk management are crucial in M&A.
Sellers often lack preparation for buyer due diligence.
Understanding risk factors can enhance business valuation.
Professional advisors play a key role in M&A success.
Real-life incidents can derail M&A transactions.
Effective risk management can lower insurance costs.
Sellers should engage with their insurance firms early.
Due diligence is an extensive and critical process.
Business owners should leverage available resources.
A proactive approach to risk management is essential.
 
About the show:
The M&A Mastermind Podcast is your go-to source for the latest industry trends and strategies to level up your M&A practice.
The show features thought leaders who specialize in the lower middle market space and share their experiences and expertise across key areas of execution, such as: market analysis, lead generation, deal management, strategic partnerships, buyer access and much more.
With host Nick Olsen, each episode's "mastermind" will share ways in which they have found success in navigating the M&A industry to best support the small-to-medium sized private business owners they focus on serving.
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to M&A and Risk Management
03:10 Understanding Insurance and Risk Management in M&A
06:00 The Role of Due Diligence in M&A Transactions
09:05 Real-Life Impacts of Risk Management on M&A
11:55 Preparing Sellers for Buyer Due Diligence
14:52 The Importance of Professional Advisors
17:46 Case Studies: Lessons Learned from M&A Transactions
21:07 Final Thoughts on Risk Management and M&A
 
Keywords: M&A, risk management, insurance, due diligence, buyer's insurance, seller preparation, strategic advisors, case studies, business valuation, insurance policies