Silicon Valley Bank headquarters in Santa Clara, California. (Photo: Philip Pacheco/Bloomberg) Deal Watch: Deals Down, Debt Offerings Up as Banking Saga Continues
Davis Polk's Neil Barr said it's too early to say whether the events of the past two-plus weeks will have a lasting impression on both the banking industry and the deal market moving forward.
March 28, 2023 at 03:26 PM
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Deal activity took a sharp turn down this past week, with only two announced deals over $1 billion, including a massive $15 billion buy of Toshiba by Japanese private equity firm Japan Industrial Partners. The deal was brokered in part by Davis, Polk & Wardwell and Morrison Foerster.
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