Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis Publish on Strategic Considerations In Canadian Going-Private Transactions
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis’ article on “From Public To Private: Strategic Considerations For Targets And Foreign Buyers In Canadian Going-Private Transactions” is featured in the ABA M&A committee’s Deal Points Newsletter, Winter 2024. The decline in Canadian equity financings […]
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis publish article on Strategic Considerations for Targets and Foreign Buyers
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis’ article on “From Public to Private: Strategic Considerations for Targets and Foreign Buyers in Canadian Going-Private Transactions” is featured in the American Bar Association’s Business Law: Declining markets prompt foreign strategic buyers, like private-equity (PE) […]
From public to private: Strategic considerations for going-private transactions
The decline in Canadian equity financings and rising interest rates have prompted strategic changes among Canadian public companies. Faced with funding challenges and escalating borrowing costs, more reporting issuers are considering going-private transactions. This article provides an overview of Canadian […]
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis publish article on Private Equity
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis’ article on “Unlocking Value Through Carve-out Transactions: Deal Considerations for Private Equity Sponsors” is featured in the American Bar Association’s Private Equity and Venture Capital Committee: Private equity funds (“PE funds“) have increasingly embraced carve-out […]
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis publish article on Private Equity
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis’ article on “Navigating successful exits in private equity to maximize returns” is featured in the American Bar Association’s Business Law: To maximize returns and control the exit process, private equity sponsors should plan for the […]
Unlocking value through carve-out transactions: Deal considerations for private equity sponsors
Private equity funds (“PE funds“) have increasingly embraced carve-out transactions as a strategic maneuver to unleash untapped value within their portfolio companies and generate returns for shareholders. These transactions involve divesting non-core business units from larger enterprises, allowing PE funds […]
Navigating successful exits in private equity to maximize returns
Over the past year, rising interest rates and stifling market conditions have contributed to a slowdown of leveraged transactions and overall deal-making in private equity. We’ve seen a historically deep decline in exits that poses a potential long-lasting drag on […]
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis publish article on Private Equity
Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis’ article on “Structuring Co-Investments in Private Equity: Collaborating for Success” is featured in the American Bar Association’s Business Law: Co-investments in private equity are joint investments made by two or more investors, typically including a […]
Structuring co-investments in private equity: Collaborating for success
We continue to see an upward trend in private equity funds (“PE Funds”) utilizing co-investments. When properly structured, co-investment transactions can yield a number of benefits for both co-investors and PE Fund sponsors alike. Co-investments in private equity are joint […]
