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Local currency depreciation and the sovereign debt crisis have made investors hesitant but private equity is a bright spot
Local restructuring law harmonisation aims to make the EU more competitive with the UK but implementation is proving difficult
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Increased scrutiny from regulators has also been delaying the closing of M&A transactions
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