Analysis-Software selloff is disrupting some M&A and IPO deals, US bankers say
Analysis-Software selloff is disrupting some M&A and IPO deals, US bankers say is drawing significant interest across the industry.
NEW YORK, (Reuters) Feb 11 - A ?broad selloff in software stocks is starting to stall deal-making and IPOs in the sector as volatility makes valuations unreliable and potential buyers cautious, about a dozen financial advisers and ?dealmakers told Reuters.
Experts suggest this could influence future trends and innovation in the sector.
More updates are expected as the story develops.
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