
The corporate director’s guide to overseeing deals
The success, survival, or downfall of a company can hinge on its transaction strategy. It is the board’s responsibility to ensure the company remains on the right path.
The success, survival, or downfall of a company can hinge on its transaction strategy. It is the board’s responsibility to ensure the company remains on the right path.
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In a complex market, insurance deal activity rebounds in the second half of 2024.
We expect activity to keep rising, helped by the Federal Reserve’s pivot to lowering rates and the Republican sweep in the election.
The uneven US M&A recovery will likely accelerate in 2025 as dealmakers digest the implications of a new regulatory regime.
Attractive assets are expected to emerge as economic conditions improve, even amid anticipated post-election policy shifts.
Deals continue to be driven primarily by companies’ attempts to boost revenue through expanding into new markets and products.
Overall, the tech deal environment continues to increase steadily from lows in late 2022 and 2023 as macroeconomic-driven deal friction steadily decreases.
Conditions for media and telecom favor a stellar start to the 2025 M&A market.
Health services deal volumes through November 15 declined by 9 percent from 2023 levels but continued to show resilience from peak volumes of 2022.
With a confluence of factors pointing towards significant deal opportunities in 2025, industry players must remain agile and ready.
As markets improve and activity increases, value creation remains front and center.