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Tighter credit affecting M&A deals for targets and buyers

Por: MarketWatch Business November 16, 2022

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It’s also more expensive for buyers either from the corporate world or the private-equity universe to buy companies, due to higher interest rates on debt. “It’s very hard to make a leveraged buyout work … at those rates of borrowing, [but] it doesn’t mean it can’t work,” said Greg Olafson, co-president of alternatives at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, which handles alternative investments outside of traditional stocks and... + full article



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