A deal toy may sit on an executive’s desk for years, so the information printed or engraved on it needs to do more than identify a transaction. It should tell the story of the deal clearly, preserve the most important details and remain easy to understand long after the closing date. So, what should you
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Closing a major transaction often takes months—or even years—of negotiations, analysis, due diligence, financing, legal work and collaboration between multiple teams. A custom deal toy gives the people behind that transaction something tangible to remember it by. Traditionally associated with investment banking and financial transactions, deal toys—also known as financial tombstones—can commemorate mergers and acquisitions,


