Driven by renewable energy deals, 2018 was near-record year for the Western European energy market. Despite a slow start, 2019 looks likely to deliver a number of notable sales
Shopping malls' successful repurposing into co-working spaces suggests the “death of the mall” may be overhyped.
Following three consecutive record years for value, executives expect the bull run to continue in 2019
While dealmaking value was marginally down year on year, a number of countries are making comebacks
A less volatile market, privatization, electoral reforms and new discoveries could all drive the market in 2019
President Bolsonaro's focus on privatizing state-owned assets could fuel a surge in inbound deal activity
Global M&A value makes a recovery in the first three months of 2019 but the decline in volume is marked
Ever-higher levels of funding have continued to push private equity deal values up, but intense competition for assets has taken a toll on deal volumes
While the oil & gas sector works through a transitional phase globally, oil & gas companies are using M&A to diversify away from oil in the long term—and Asia is no exception
Infrastructure M&A enjoyed a buoyant year in 2018, driven by long-term trends: a shift to renewables, the evolution of disruptive new technologies and significant capital raising
Dealmaking and buyout firms helped break a number of dealmaking records down under, with resources, technology/telecommunications and infrastructure featuring strongly
Foreign deals with the US slowed considerably as China turned its attention to Western Europe in 2018. The trend looks likely to continue through 2019
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