Kaulkin Ginsberg report the second busiest year in accounts receivables management deal activity as financial buyers pile in


Kaulkin Ginsberg today announced that with 55 deals completed in 2002, the year was the second busiest ever in Accounts Receivables Management (ARM) deal making activity. Kaulkin Ginsberg, a provider of advisory services to the ARM industry, is the only organisation to track the details of deal activity in the market every year since 1991

Kaulkin Ginsberg noted that deal activity in 2002 was nearly as high as during the 1998/99 period of consolidation. Deal volume in the second half of 2002 as compared to the second half of 2001 is up by almost two and a half times.



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