Large Deals Leds Global M&A Activity in 2024
Major deals have led global M&A activity in 2024, showing increasing confidence among dealmakers despite geopolitical and economic challenges
Global M&A Activity
Global M&A Activity examines mergers and acquisitions (M&A) trends and transactions on a global scale. This category covers major deals and strategic movements within various industries, providing insights into the dynamics of cross-border corporate activity. The focus includes analyzing key transactions, industry shifts, and market trends that drive M&A decisions. It also explores the impact of these activities on businesses and economies worldwide.
By reviewing high-profile deals, regulatory changes, and emerging trends, this category offers valuable information for investors, industry professionals, and stakeholders interested in understanding the complexities and strategic implications of global M&A activities.
Involving HR in M&A Due Diligence Can Help Deals Close
Involving HR professionals early in M&A due diligence can help deals close more quickly and increase the chances of a successful transaction
Global M&A Achieved a Modest Rise in Completed Deal in Q1 2024
Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) achieved a modest rise in completed deals in the first quarter of 2024 compared with the same period last year
Mergers & Acquisitions Activity in 2024. Global M&A Volume & Capital
Mergers and acquisitions activity (M&A) at the beginning of 2024 is expected to remain somewhat muted, consistent with the environment
Global M&A Activity Will Slow
Big-ticket M&A activity is off to a slow start in 2023 as the regulatory environment makes executing large deals more challengin
Global M&A Activity Experienced the Slowest Quarter
Global M&A activity experienced the slowest quarter in Q3 2022 since the onset of the pandemic in 2020. The aggregate deal value for the quarter was $443B, a -50% decline
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