Large, multinational companies have dominated the acquisition finance scene in the Czech Republic until now. But, a different profile of company seeking acquisition finance is now emerging, with small and medium-sized company acquisitions set to boom in importance for bidders, financiers and advisers alike. Jaroslav Havel and Ondrej Petr report
May 25, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A year on from accession, investment in the European Union’s (EU’s) newest member states has gone well beyond just multinationals. The risk profile of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) has dropped since accession, prompting a new kind of company to ask for advice on acquisition finance in the Czech Republic and in the wider region.
The changing acquisition finance landscape
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