Accelerated TSA exits
Expedite integration with aggressive planning
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In M&A transactions, a Transition Service Agreement (TSA) allows the seller to perform specific services on behalf of the buyer to maintain business continuity while the buyer prepares to integrate and operate the acquired business. But TSAs create a burden to sellers and are expensive to buyers, lasting anywhere from 6-24 months. This paper explains how KPMG can help clients accelerate the process—from due diligence, initial planning, Day 1 readiness, exit planning to exit and completion—to as little as 2-3 months.
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Meet our team
Jay Teinert
Principal - Strategy Practice Lead for Energy Sector, Dallas Advisory Market Leader, KPMG US
Craig Cafarelli
Director, KPMG LLP
Paige Tomlins
Director Advisory, Accounting Advisory Services, KPMG US
Joy Sandager
Advisory Managing Director, KPMG US
Ronald W Gunst
Manager Advisory, Strat - TE, KPMG US
Jay Teinert
Principal - Strategy Practice Lead for Energy Sector, Dallas Advisory Market Leader, KPMG US
Craig Cafarelli
Director, KPMG LLP
Paige Tomlins
Director Advisory, Accounting Advisory Services, KPMG US
Joy Sandager
Advisory Managing Director, KPMG US
Ronald W Gunst
Manager Advisory, Strat - TE, KPMG US
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