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CorpGov: Activist Takes Behind-the-Scenes Role in Saft-Total Deal

By Ronald Orol

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Published: February 28th, 2020

The 2016 sale of battery maker Saft to Total for $1.1 billion was among the topics discussed by a top activist at The Deal's 2020 Corporate Governance London conference.

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Drinks With The Deal: Ted Smith of Union Square Advisors

By David Marcus

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Published: February 11th, 2020

Sullivan’s head of M&A talks to The Deal's David Marcus about his recent work for Tiffany’s, Novartis and Amgen, the challenges consumer goods companies face, and his favorite bars in Hong Kong, Tokyo and New York.

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South State, CenterState Scale Up in Southeast

By Michael Brown

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Published: January 31st, 2020

The banks' $6 billion merger continues an already busy 2020 for M&A in the sector as a combination of secular and cyclical trends push regional banks to scale up.

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Vista Exits Risk, Compliance Business Regulatory DataCorp

By Chris Nolter

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Published: January 31st, 2020

After holding Regulatory DataCorp for a little more than three years, Vista Equity Partners is selling the risk and compliance data and services company to Moody’s for $700 million.

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Spirit Aerosystems Takes Fiber Materials

By Steve Gelsi

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Published: January 21st, 2020

Edgewater Capital exits Fiber Materials after carving out the company in 2016 from GrafTech International, a portfolio company of Brookfield Asset Management.

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Teladoc Makes Its Largest Financial Investment

By Armie Margaret Lee

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Published: January 14th, 2020

The virtual care company is buying telehealth services firm InTouch Health for $600 million.

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Anixter Goes With Wesco Over CD&R

By Tom Terrarosa

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Published: January 14th, 2020

The target on Monday confirmed it would move forward with a $4.5 billion deal that its board had deemed superior days earlier.

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Insight Partners to Acquire Cloud Company Veeam

By Lisa Botter

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Published: January 10th, 2020

After the roughly $5 billion deal for the Swiss company closes — expected later this quarter — Veeam will become a U.S. company with a U.S.-based leadership team, Insight says.

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Drinks With The Deal: Sullivan & Cromwell’s Frank Aquila