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Before engaging in an acquisition or joint venture, it is both customary and best practice to identify the key terms of the business deal in a letter of intent (LOI) or term sheet. The LOI or term sheet outlines the important transaction terms and confirms the transaction parties have a mutual understanding about the acquisition before committing time, resources, and money to negotiate a deal. Without an LOI or term sheet, the transaction parties risk engaging in costly negotiations and breaking up before executing a definitive agreement. Refer to this practice note for a simple breakdown of the importance of LOIs in private M&A deals.
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