Inbound M&A into the US tech sector has dipped following heightened scrutiny on Chinese deals, while Germany and the UK are looking to follow suit
Against the backdrop of an increasingly regulated global M&A landscape, Chinese firms have adapted their dealmaking strategies when looking abroad
Companies are turning to M&A to gain valuable AI capabilities while AI technology transforms the deal process
Following a challenging period, local and overseas dealmakers are gaining confidence investing in the region
M&A activity accelerated as the year progressed, with dealmakers shaking off market uncertainty to secure groundbreaking deals
Dealmaking continues despite intense competition, with skyrocketing prices pushing activity toward the top end of the market
We take a look at the top five trends driving private equity activity in 2018
Strong interest from overseas buyers drove Australian M&A to a record high in 2017, yet closer regulatory scrutiny of foreign investors is a potential concern
With oil prices recovering and greater pricing certainty bringing a quiet optimism to the market, the pieces are in place for oil & gas M&A to return to the fore in 2018
With Brexit moving closer, UK firms are increasingly diverting their M&A investment across the Atlantic
While diplomatic relations between the US and Germany may have cooled under Trump’s presidency, German dealmakers are investing more in US M&A than ever before
China plans to consolidate its three merger and antitrust agencies into a single body. What does this mean for dealmakers?
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