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  Of course, there are three quarters left to run this year and no guarantee the pace will continue. From my vantage point, I am seeing a couple of key drivers for the level of activity. Banks are lending more aggressively than any time I can remember in the last twenty years. Leverage allows for deal values to increase with the same amount of equity investment from private equity sponsors. Increased deal values brings more sellers into the market. This is a great time to sell a business. |
Thanks for your comment, Nick. While you were commenting, I was pulling together my v|100 post! Great minds think alike!
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I find LBOs extremely interesting, I have to admit. It seems like between Sorenson Cap and Peterson, the Utah market is especially ripe as well.
On another note, I can't wait to hear what you think about the new v|100. also, I hope you'll check out my blog (http://blog.the801.com)
thanks!
Posted by: nick (uvf) | May 3, 2006 10:52 PM | Permalink to Comment