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?
While Taiwan traditionally attracts global attention for its semiconductor assets, local firms are increasingly looking to move into markets overseas
Macron’s bold vision for Europe has translated into a flurry of dealmaking activity as French firms seek growth abroad
Peak funding conditions experienced in 2017 continue to boost investor sentiment, but challenges loom
A record-setting first quarter of 2018 has laid the foundation for another blockbuster year of dealmaking, with US M&A in full swing and disruptive market entrants continuing to fuel activity
Asset shortages and rapid technological change are forcing many to rethink what “infrastructure” really means
Private equity funds targeting the region shook off political and economic change to deliver a record 2017, while economic recovery and reforms in key markets prophesy a strong 2018
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