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Advice Clinic: Acquisitive companies

Peadar O'Reilly, a regional director at Venture Structured Finance, outlines the characteristics of acquisitive companies in the current M&A market.

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Dealmakers of the year: M&A Awards 2010

The M&A Awards recognised those entrepreneurs and advisers battling a tough climate to get deals signed off. GB meets the winners.

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CFOs expect rise in M&A

M&A activity is predicted to rise in the coming year as credit improves.

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Riley crowned Dealmaker of the Year

Matt Riley, CEO of Daisy Communications, was awarded the title of Dealmaker of the Year at the annual M&A awards.

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UK M&A deals acquiring momentum

With a dearth of bank debt and depressed valuations, dealmaking sunk to record lows over the credit crunch. Now deal volumes and values are rising strongly, raising hopes of a sustained recovery.

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M&A deal volumes at historic low

Deal volumes in the UK remain at a record low, according to quarterly figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

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Blood, sweat and recruitment 

Spencer Manuel, founder of recruitment company NetworkersMSB, talks about his approach to structuring a big deal.

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M&A activity set to return

There are signs of life in the UK M&A market despite lacklustre figures, according to Deal Drivers UK, a study by accountancy firm PKF.

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M&A Awards 2009

Hear what the cream of the M&A crop have to say about dealmaking during the last 12 months.

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M&A Awards highlights top dealmakers

The achievements of management teams and their advisers have been recognised at the M&A Awards at the Hilton Park Lane in London.

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To merge or not to merge?

Joining forces with another company doesn’t have to be a sign of weakness, says Simon Cook.

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Swings and roundabouts in Milton Keynes

This notoriously new city is faring no worse than older, more established regions at dealmaking.

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