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Private Equity investment in health care, technology and e-commerce is likely to speed up once the outbreak subsides.
March 03, 2020 at 06:49 PM
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Lawyers and analysts are warning that there will be a severe slowdown in deal-making in the first half of this year—especially in the first quarter—as the COVID-19 outbreak continues to cause massive disruptions among businesses globally.
Once the global outbreak subsides, whenever that will be, investment in the health care, technology and e-commerce sectors might pick up, they say.
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