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Four SRZ Deals Selected as Finalists for 2018 M&A Advisor Awards
September 10, 2018
Four SRZ deals received a total of 15 finalist nominations for the 2018 M&A Advisor Awards. The annual awards recognize the world’s leading mergers & acquisitions dealmakers, firms and transactions. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony during the 2018 M&A Advisor Summit on Nov. 6 in New York City. The deals were nominated in the following categories:
Veritas Capital Fund Management’s Acquisition of GE Healthcare Assets
- Healthcare and Life Sciences Deal of the Year (Over $1 billion)
- Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year (Over $1 billion)
- Private Equity Deal of the Year (Over $1 billion)
- M&A Deal of the Year ($1 billion to $10 billion)
Affiliates of Veritas Capital Fund Management’s Acquisition of DXC Technology’s U.S. Public Sector Business
- Information Technology Deal of the Year (Over $100 million)
- Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year (Over $1 billion)
- Private Equity Deal of the Year (Over $1 billion)
- M&A Deal of the Year ($1 billion to $10 billion)
Marlin Equity Partner’s Acquisition of Bazaarvoice Inc.
- Professional Services (B-to-B) Deal of the Year (Over $100 million)
- Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year ($500 million to $1 billion)
- Private Equity Deal of the Year ($500 million to $1 billion)
- M&A Deal of the Year ($500 million to $1 billion)
Marlin Equity Partner’s Sale of OnX Enterprise Solutions
- Telecommunication Services Deal of the Year
- Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year ($100 million to $250 million)
- M&A Deal of the Year ($100 million to $250 million)
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