JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are facing a growing number of shareholder lawsuits over their roles as financial advisers on major take-private transactions, highlighting a potential new source of legal risk for banks closely tied to the private equity industry, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Shareholders in several Delaware cases have accused banks of helping steer public companies towards buyout firms with which they maintain lucrative business relationships, allegedly at valuations that dis...
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