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In a sell-side auction, a 'stapled financing' package is offered to bidders.
What is the primary purpose of this from the seller's perspective?
- To comply with SEC regulations regarding fair disclosure in M&A transactions.
- To ensure the investment bank receives a double fee from both the buyer and the seller.
- To prevent strategic buyers from participating in the auction.
- To establish a floor valuation and increase execution certainty for financial buyers.
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