Antitrust Chronicle® – Private Equity Roll-Up Schemes
June 2024, Volume 2
Dear Readers, Private equity firms famously use so-called roll-up mergers to rationalize competition in crowded and/or fragmented markets; and to combine companies with complementary capabilities into a full-service business. For example, an oil exploration enterprise could be combined with a drilling company and/or a refiner, creating a vertically integrated firm....
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