Greater domestic M&A expected as iwis branch out
Balancing commercial interests with the needs of the Maori community is a continuing natural tension: Chapman Tripp
Far greater active participation of iwis in New Zealand’s merger and acquisitions market will be seen over coming years, a law firm predicts.
Chapman Tripp’s latest report into the Māori economy values it at $50 billion and expected to grow even more, off the back of Treaty of Waitangi
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Wed, 28 Jun 2017
Wed, 28 Jun 2017
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Greater domestic M&A expected as iwis branch out
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