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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2019

M&A Trends — Buyer Protections

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The merger and acquisition market in Bermuda was very active throughout 2018 with the value of deals exceeding the previous year

BermudaCorporate/Commercial Law

First Published in The Royal Gazette, Legally Speaking, April 2019

The merger and acquisition market in Bermuda was very active throughout 2018 with the value of deals exceeding the previous year.

Often, the focus is on the commercial terms of a transaction and deal protections intended to give certainty that a matter will complete.

But what protection can a buyer expect if issues arise following the closing of a deal?

Buyers typically want to seek protection if the position of the company is not in-line with expectations, or a liability arises because of an event that took place prior to closing.

These protections can take a variety of forms but will commonly include the giving of warranties and indemnities by the seller.

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