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  • Novo Holdings and Single Use Support Transaction

    William Blair acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Novo Holdings in connection with its pending majority stake acquisition of Single Use Support.

  • Sensio Has Agreed to be Acquired by Nordic Capital

    William Blair acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Sensio, a portfolio company of Longship, in connection with its pending sale to Nordic Capital.

  • Texthelp has Agreed to Merge with N2Y Transaction

    William Blair acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Texthelp, a Five Arrows portfolio company, in connection with the company’s pending merger with N2Y.

  • William Blair Acts as Active Bookrunner on Grid Dynamics’ Follow-On Offering

    William Blair acted as an active bookrunner on the $114.1 million Follow-On Offering for Grid Dynamics Holdings, Inc.

  • Sartorius Stedim Biotech and Polyplus Transaction

    William Blair acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Sartorius Group (XTRA:SRT) on its pending acquisition of Polyplus, for €2.4 billion, via its subsidiary Sartorius Stedim Biotech.

  • Blackstone and Vista Equity Partners and Energy Exemplar Transaction

    William Blair acted as the exclusive financial advisor to private equity funds affiliated with Blackstone and Vista Equity Partners in connection with their pending acquisition of Energy Exemplar.

  • Biggest Implications of Economic Growth in 2021

    That 2021 economic growth is likely to be the strongest in decades is increasingly becoming consensus view. Here’s why we think this year will be all about earnings growth well in excess of expectations.

  • PrecisionLender and Q2

    William Blair acted as the exclusive financial advisor to PrecisionLender in connection with its pending acquisition by Q2 Holdings (QTWO) (Q2) for $510,000,000.

  • The Dollar Problem and the Fed

    In this Economics Weekly, we discuss how the Fed, after helping to put out the fires springing up on its own turf, is being forced to broaden its reach to calm the next phase of the crisis—foreign economies and their dollar funding shortfall—and how it is reacting to the shifting demand between reserves or Treasurys by domestic banks.

  • Yield Curve Control

    In this Economics Weekly, we discuss a further measure that monetary policymakers are already discussing, whether or not there is a second wave—the capping of interest rates.

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