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M&A Corporate Governance: Oversight of the Board's Financial Advisors

National Law Review Oct 17 2013 BoardBlogs

Recent decisions in the Delaware Court of Chancery highlight the need for increased oversight of financial advisors by corporations engaging in M&A transactions. The board of directors or the special committee, as the case may be, must ensure that the ...
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