Two weeks ago, Deal Watch asked if a sharp market decline and low (for 2021) counts on big deals, SPACs and IPOs could be a harbinger for the M&A party ending in its current form.
The answer, seemingly, is no.
Fueled by the tech sector, cheap credit and strong stock prices, global M&A in 2021 has already eclipsed the deal value of any year on record.
October 05, 2021 at 06:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
Two weeks ago, Deal Watch asked if a sharp market decline and low (for 2021) counts on big deals, SPACs and IPOs could be a harbinger for the M&A party ending in its current form.
The answer, seemingly, is no.
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