GLOBAL- Mergers and acquisition activity has slowed in 2009, despite banks and insurers shedding their asset management units to raise cash, a study by Jefferies Putnam Lovell reveals.
The firm expects activity to remain low this year as a result of the economic downturn. Jefferies managing director Aaron Dorr said: "As they seek ways to raise capital, distressed banks and in...
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