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
Deal value in 2018 was well above 2017 levels but growing political and economic instability led to a tail-off in the second half of the year
Buyout activity rose to new heights in 2018 despite a slower Q4, and all signs point to a busy year ahead for GPs
Transatlantic technology and media deals steal the headlines, but politics and protectionism have curbed dealmaking in 2018
Overseas VC funds have been pouring into Chinese startups this year—at certain points, overtaking their US counterparts. What’s the attraction and will it last?
This year could see a new record for the number of tech deals between countries, even as macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty rises
Dealmaking in Mexico has been hit by tough political rhetoric. Now that North America's leaders have settled on a new trilateral trade agreement, and with a new Mexican presidency imminent, Mexico hopes for an M&A resurgence
Political tensions and limited trade wars with the US mean that China is looking to do more deals in Western Europe—but could there be challenges on the horizon?
Changes to regulatory and monetary policy and the rise of technology is driving M&A in the banking sector
Private equity activity in the real estate sector displayed a solid 2018 start—but challenges remain
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