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An international leader in mergers and acquisitions and capital raisings for mid-cap firms engaged in the information technology and electronics industries. Through worldwide affiliates Iys offer clients the benefits of approximately 300 dealmakers at 60 firms in 40 countries, dealmakers who successfully close hundreds of transactions each year. Its contacts include approximately 150,000 top industry executives to whom they have ready access while database includes over 40,000 companies active in the IT and electronics industries.

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