North America: Transaction market busy and getting busier

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North America: Transaction market busy and getting busier

March 14, 2012

As the transaction market continues to recover from the global recession, and struggles to overcome obstacles thrown up by the eurozone crisis, Matthew Gilleard talks to some of North America’s leading advisers to see how such challenges are being overcome, and what lessons they have to take forward into 2012.

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