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M&A in the City 2023

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Welcome to KWM’s M&A in the city

Coming into 2023, macro-economic headwinds - inflation, rising interest rates, and unrest overseas – are still lingering from the previous year. Will we see a renewed surge of M&A activity, will the market remain as is, or will we return to pre-2021 deal activity (or worse)?  It’s anyone’s guess. 

What we do know is that challenges and change will create opportunities for deal-makers, particularly private equity and multinationals who have dry powder and are experienced, and motivated, to do deals in difficult conditions. Geopolitics may balloon around, but China’s leadership has made it clear that the next 5 years will be pro-business.

In our first edition of M&A in the City for 2023 we share our insights on what to look out for in key areas including Private Capital, Health, and Energy. We also share a series of in-depth pieces on how we’ve seen the technical and tactical elements of our M&A market play out in recent times – noting that there have been some significant recent developments! 

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In our first edition of M&A in the City for 2023 we share our insights on what to look out for in key areas including Private Capital, Health, and Energy.

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