At this point in the cycle, buyers and sellers alike don’t need another article discussing how hot M&A is in the middle market. They all know.
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The Global Media & Technology Report
The Livingstone Media & Technology Report provides insights into the trends and activities driving the active sector worldwide.
The media & technology sector continues to take a prominent share of M&A transactions globally, with strong mid-market deal flow, bolstered by a number of large transactions.
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Livingstone is strategically positioned in Beijing, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, Madrid, Dusseldorf and Stockholm, and is a long-standing leader in cross-border and domestic M&A for the media & technology sector.
Our Global Media & Technology Group has deep knowledge of the sector’s players and dynamics, alongside the experience and wherewithal to oversee successful transactions for our clients, which include private business owners, entrepreneurs, financial sponsors, and large corporations across Europe, North America and Asia.
Andrew Bozzelli
Partner, US
Ian Wagner
Director, US
Richard Fetterman
Partner, UK
Daniel Domberger
Partner, Uk
Johannes Faber
Director, Germany
Bill Troup
Managing Director, UK
Nick Field
Director, UK
Michael Westhoven
Partner, Germany
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With enterprise values (EVs) across all sectors at near all-time highs, it's no coincidence leverage levels have followed suit.
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One of the most common and over-used phrases in the IT industry; definitions vary depending on who you ask. What is digital transformation beneath the hype?
Brennan Libbey
Partner, US
Philip Golbrakh
Associate, Sweden
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Tech research company IDC estimates IT services spending will rise from $1.3tn in 2017 to $2.1tn in 2021, indicating that managed services firms and tech consultancies can anticipate calls from F500 companies.