• Grant Thornton Advisors agreed to buy CBIZ in an all-cash deal valued at USD 5 billion.
• CBIZ shareholders would receive USD 55 per share, a roughly 54% premium to the 30-day volume-weighted average price.
• New Mountain Capital will invest additional equity to support the transaction.
• Grant Thornton’s U.S. business is expected to reach more than USD 5 billion in annual domestic revenue after closing.
• Grant Thornton plans to separate CBIZ’s Benefits and Insurance Services unit into a stand-alone company backed by New Mountain.

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