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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2023

TSA: Collaborate For A Win-Win

Executing attractive carveouts in the current market environment is tough. Sellers and buyers are turning over every rock, negotiating aggressively across all deal elements...

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How collaboration in developing and executing transition services agreements enables successful carveouts

Executing attractive carveouts in the current market environment is tough. Sellers and buyers are turning over every rock, negotiating aggressively across all deal elements - value, risk, timing, financing, contingencies, etc. Both sides, as they should, want the edge and want to win.

Transition services agreements (TSAs) are core to many carveouts. These broad (80-150+ services provided from seller to buyer – and some additional in reverse) and lengthy (12-18 months+ post-close, with a longer tail for IT) agreements are a critical enabler – without them many carveouts would not be operationally feasible at deal close. 

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