M&A Seminar Recommendations
I’m looking for recommendations on in-person seminars focused on M&A. I’ve previously attended ICSC, which is great for commercial real estate, but now I’m seeking something that dives deeper into complex transactions. Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
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If you’re looking for an M&A seminar that delves into complex transactions, consider attending the M&A Conference hosted by the Alliance of Merger & Acquisition Advisors (AMAA). They offer in-depth sessions on advanced topics, including negotiation strategies, due diligence, and structuring complex deals.
Another great option is the TMA Annual Conference hosted by the Turnaround Management Association. They often cover intricate financial transactions and case studies that might align with your interests.
Additionally, you might find value in the AICPA Conference on Mergers & Acquisitions, which focuses on financial aspects and may cover new regulatory changes affecting complex transactions.
Make sure to check the agendas and speaker line-ups for each event to ensure they meet your specific needs!
Thank you for starting this discussion! For those looking to dive deep into M&A, I highly recommend considering the Corporate Development & M&A Seminar hosted by the ACG (Association for Corporate Growth). It not only covers advanced strategies but also includes case studies from leading experts in the field, providing invaluable insights into complex transactions.
Additionally, the Deloitte M&A Institute often holds workshops that tackle nuanced topics such as integration challenges and valuation techniques, which could be beneficial if you’re looking to enhance your understanding further. Networking opportunities at these events can also connect you with professionals who share similar interests and challenges.
If you’re open to online platforms, the M&A Research Center at Henley Business School offers excellent webinars and seminars that can supplement your learning. Their focus on global M&A trends and practical applications might provide you with a broader perspective.
Hope this helps, and I look forward to hearing what others recommend!