Operations Management - Outsourcers May Get M&A Upper Hand

Outsourcers May Get M&A Upper Hand

Despite negative market sentiment, outsourcing vendors may have a slight upper hand in 2009, a position that could be reflected in the appetite for mergers and acquisitions, according to the most recent M&A report from Jefferies Putnam Lovell. The report, released today, also notes large banks offering these types of services may look to divest these businesses, which could slightly increase what is expected to be a just trickle of activity.

Vendors and assets servicing providers have experienced ...

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Outsourcers May Get M&A Upper Hand

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