Posted on October 1, 2009 at 1:15 PM
Filed under: Inside the Deal
Tagged: Berkery Noyes , Inside the Deal , investment banking , Joseph Berkery , M&A

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Joseph Berkery has lived through his share of M&A cycles. The difference between the present downturn and similar slowdowns, according to the founder of investment bank Berkery Noyes & Co. LLC, is this one is "deeper and shorter." In this edition of Inside The Deal, Berkery says the rebounding stock market will dip again, but not precipitously, and not enough to stall an M&A market that is showing signs of life. See the video below or download it at iTunes. - Suzanne Stevens  



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