Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, which just sponsored a report on cybersecurity risks in M&A deals, picked up lead roles on two large cross-border transactions within the past week in the software space and racecar realm.
The London-based legal giant is helping Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.—formed last year following the breakup of HP Inc.—on the $8.8 billion sale of noncore software assets to the U.K.’s Micro Focus International plc in a deal that creates one of Europe’s largest technology companies.
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