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Transaction update 2009

transaction update 2009

15 February 2010

Whilst there was an inevitable decline in the transactions market last year, we are cautiously optimistic for the outlook for 2010, supported by a marked increase in activity in the last quarter of 2009.

You will see, by following the links below, that we have continued to be involved in the major deals in the region and have maintained a broad mix of M&A, private equity, banking and restructuring work.

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