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Roll-Up (The Past, Present, and Future of Utilities Consolidation)
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Product Details
Author:
Thomas J. Flaherty
Format:
Hardcover
Pages:
328
Publisher:
Greenleaf Book Group Press (April 5, 2022)
Language:
English
ISBN-13:
9781626349278
ISBN-10:
1626349274
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Eloquence-Greenleaf_07012026_P10277215_onix30_Complete-20260701.xml
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Eloquence
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55
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Greenleaf Book Group Press
Audience:
General/trade
Weight:
18oz
Overview
The ultimate guide to the ongoing consolidation of the utilities industry
Roll-Up delves into the rich history of utilities consolidation—from the original, highly fragmented U.S. industry structure, through the development of industry views on consolidation and participation, to the drivers and events occurring in the cycles of the modern era, from 1995–2020.
Expert utilities consultant Tom Flaherty interviewed eleven current or former chief executive officers, investment bankers, attorneys, and ratings analysts who provided introspection and commentary on their experiences with consolidation in the modern era. These notable individuals made the tough decisions about whether to pursue a transaction, evaluated the logic of potential combinations, crafted merger agreements, designed the process for successful outcomes, and guided the execution of mergers through the strategy, financing, regulatory, and integration processes.
In Roll-Up, Flaherty has combined these interviews of experts in the utilities industry with detailed research and decades of experience to explore topics like
• the changing motivations for combinations,
• hands-on perspectives of successful transaction execution,
• the current nature of business simplification and portfolio rationalization,
• what could happen next for utility mergers and acquisitions.
Roll-Up covers the past and present of utilities consolidation and looks over the horizon at how future transactions might evolve beyond those historically conducted.
Roll-Up delves into the rich history of utilities consolidation—from the original, highly fragmented U.S. industry structure, through the development of industry views on consolidation and participation, to the drivers and events occurring in the cycles of the modern era, from 1995–2020.
Expert utilities consultant Tom Flaherty interviewed eleven current or former chief executive officers, investment bankers, attorneys, and ratings analysts who provided introspection and commentary on their experiences with consolidation in the modern era. These notable individuals made the tough decisions about whether to pursue a transaction, evaluated the logic of potential combinations, crafted merger agreements, designed the process for successful outcomes, and guided the execution of mergers through the strategy, financing, regulatory, and integration processes.
In Roll-Up, Flaherty has combined these interviews of experts in the utilities industry with detailed research and decades of experience to explore topics like
• the changing motivations for combinations,
• hands-on perspectives of successful transaction execution,
• the current nature of business simplification and portfolio rationalization,
• what could happen next for utility mergers and acquisitions.
Roll-Up covers the past and present of utilities consolidation and looks over the horizon at how future transactions might evolve beyond those historically conducted.
