Summary
A “take private” is a transaction in which a publicly-traded company returns to private company status generally as a result of a sale to one or more financial buyers. As we wait to see if the economic recovery will be in the shape of a “U”, “V” or “W," we anticipate that there will be opportunities for acquiring public companies as the financing markets re-open.
Please join us in getting ahead of the recovery curve as we discuss how to navigate take-private transactions from both the buy- and sell-side perspective. Our interdisciplinary, global M&A team will provide you with a view inside the seller’s boardroom and also explore the related regulatory process, financing considerations, executive compensation matters, litigation risk and agreement terms.
Speakers
- /en/people/b/bullerjahn-caroline
Caroline H. Bullerjahn
Partner - /en/people/c/cable-stuart
Stuart M. Cable
PartnerVice Chairman, Goodwin; Global Chair of M+A - /en/people/f/freeman-douglas
Douglas Freeman
Partner - /en/people/g/galligan-lynda
Lynda T. Galligan
PartnerCo-Chair, Business Law Department - /en/people/h/haddad-lisa
Lisa R. Haddad
PartnerCo-Chair, Public M&A / Corporate Governance - /en/people/h/haggerty-john
John T. Haggerty
PartnerCo-Chair, Public M&A / Corporate Governance