
Global M&A industry trends: 2025 outlook
M&A in 2025: Big deals, winning hands, and wild cards. Megadeal momentum returns to the market—but dealmakers will need to expect the unexpected.
M&A in 2025: Big deals, winning hands, and wild cards. Megadeal momentum returns to the market—but dealmakers will need to expect the unexpected.
Leading PE firms know that managing ESG factors helps create value. PwC’s newest survey looks at the industry’s evolving approach—and highlights prospects for further gains.
As companies emerge from the immediate COVID-19 crisis and begin to rebuild for the future, we’re expecting to see a sharp rise in deals activity for a range of reasons. Some deals will be a matter of survival.
Crisis creates business opportunities. This time, M&A activity will lead the way, and buyers will be in the driver’s seat. Visit strategy+business to find out more.
Turkish Capital Projects & Infrastructure (CP&I) market is expected to develop further in addition to recently initiated mega size infrastructure projects with the introduction of new projects. The planned CP&I investments are mainly focusing on transportation, social infrastructure and electricity generation...
The governments of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states1 have decided to change their economic development model. The state-led approach which relied upon natural resources successfully raised incomes from developing to developed country levels in a little over a generation. However, that model is no longer...
81% of private equity firms report ESG matters to the Board at least once a year, according to PwC’s Private Equity (PE) Responsible Investment Survey 2019 67% of respondents prioritised and...
Discover the fresh insights on M&A in our survey conducted with 600 global executives and PwC leaders, revealing the current state of dealmaking.
It’s time to look at alternative assets differently. Investors need to shift their focus and ask the right strategic questions to identify and capitalise on the right opportunities.
Businesses need to grow their behavior, cognitive, and network capital to create and capture value that competitors can’t dislodge.
Sovereign investors have increasingly captured attention and exerted influence in global financial markets. Over half the Sovereign Investors have sources of capital from commodities or hydrocarbon; and despite the recent fall in prices, we expect the total assets under management to reach USD 15tn by 2020. As we look...
Eric Janson
Global Private Equity, Real Assets and Sovereign Funds Leader, Partner, PwC United States
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