Warren Buffett's dealmaker closed the biggest 'blank-check' takeover ever this month. Here's why he may owe the Berkshire Hathaway chief for the deal.
Warren Buffett's dealmaker struck an $11 billion deal to acquire MultiPlan this month, marking the biggest"blank-check" takeover to date.
Former Citi banker Michael Klein got to know MultiPlan and its boss when he advised Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway on a potential purchase of the healthcare group in 2013, theKlein's history with Buffett includes persuading him to invest in Dow Chemical in 2009, and helping to convince him not to pursue a takeover of Unilever by Kraft Heinz in 2017.
The Wall Street rainmaker's advisory team includes ex-Apple design chief Jony Ive, and Berkshire holds a $96 billion stake in Apple.
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