Deals webcast series: Navigating the complexities of joint ventures and business alliances – January 24, 2013

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Webcast summary

The globalization of business models and dramatic change in the way businesses operate and compete in today's economy have resulted in a shift in M&A strategy and execution. Join us for this PwC webcast to learn how you can navigate these often complicated business models.

Webcast details

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Thursday, January 24, 2013

The globalization of business models and dramatic change in the way businesses operate and compete in today's economy have resulted in a shift in M&A strategy and execution. Increasingly, corporations and investors are going beyond the traditional acquisition/disposal model, using joint ventures and business alliances to achieve their business development objectives.

There are many benefits to using a joint venture or business alliance structure:

  1. entrance into new geographic markets
  2. new product/development opportunities
  3. cost sharing
  4. mitigation of execution risk
  5. alternate funding sources
  6. divestment of a non-core asset

Join us for this PwC webcast  to learn how you can navigate these often complicated business models.

Speakers:

  • Nigel Smith, Partner, Deals, PwC
  • Donna Coallier, Partner, Valuation Services, PwC
  • John Klee, Partner, Advisory Services, PwC
  • Christopher Rhodes, Partner, Deals, PwC

Who should attend? Private equity and corporate deal professionals including: Partners/principals/managing directors/associates, Business development/M&A executives, Financial professionals involved in Deals transactions

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