Exclusive data from Mergermarket breaking down the leaderboard for financial advisors showed two new top dogs for deal value and count for the first half of 2021. Here’s a look at which firms are commanding the league tables so far this year.
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Mergermarket: Top 50 M&A Deals H1 2021
Below are the top valued 50 M&A transactions for the first half of 2021 involving one or more Texas-headquartered companies. The data compiled by Mergermarket and provided exclusively to The