(Photo: Kanisorn/Adobe Stock) Deal Watch: Big Law Dealmakers Are Evaluating These Factors to Assess 2024 Market
Frank Aquila, partner in Sullivan & Cromwell's corporate group, said the tempering of inflation and the broader economic news that ushers in could be a boon for M&A in 2024.
January 02, 2024 at 04:23 PM
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While interest rate deductions in 2024 may bring more confidence to business leaders, some Big Law dealmakers say they also are looking at other factors to see whether M&A volume will rise beyond the lower levels seen in 2023.
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