Current market conditions are driving high levels of management activity as an increasing number of firms assess merger possibilities, whether strategic, defensive or opportunistic.
Ironically, while the driving factors behind a merger are the encouragement of growth and the maintenance of profits, the end product can all too easily bring the opposite results: a financially unstable firm with a confused identity which sees its clients abandoning it at speed.
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