The sector's ability to adapt to changing circumstances underlines positivity and upbeat sentiment about the future—particularly in the longer term

Key legal developments in 2022 and their implications for Taiwan.

How Taiwanese and other firms have weathered 2021's perfect storm and its aftermath

We continue to track the approach FTSE 350 companies are taking to the holding of their AGMs.  

M&A Explorer | In line with global M&A, private equity dealmaking experienced a dip in activity during the third quarter  

The Act's supporters say it would shift voting power from large investment advisers to individual investors, but the reality could be far more complex 

M&A Explorer | Q3 dealmaking reflected multiple downward pressures on the market, including rising inflation, stock market volatility, and the spiralling European energy crisis

Outlook for 2023: Amid turmoil, opportunities

In a region suffering from global trade dislocations, inflation, higher interest rates and complex political cycles, dealmakers remain cautiously optimistic that the transition to digital services across the region will create significant M&A opportunities in the technology sector.

M&A Explorer | A string of megadeals powered dealmaking activity during the first half of the year

M&A Explorer |  Overseas buyers, particularly from the US, UK, and Canada, propelled regional dealmaking in the first half of the year

M&A Explorer | Pandemic-fueled demand for delivery services is attracting investors looking for quick profits and low risk

M&A Explorer | Positive tailwinds such as the global shift to clean energy sources and the need to replenish infrastructure are driving dealmaking in the sector

Debt Explorer | After a bright first quarter, Spanish leveraged finance has been confronted by the same headwinds buffeting the wider European debt space—but a cluster of large M&A deals may keep the market active for the rest of the year

Insights from our M&A team, based on M&A activity charts from the White & Case M&A Explorer.

Debt Explorer | M&A was expected to ease off the accelerator in 2022 following a blistering 2021, but questions remain about how long it will take M&A financing to catch up with dealmaking

US deal activity saw an annual decrease in H1 of this year, but remains buoyant compared to pre-pandemic standards

Five factors that will shape dealmaking over the coming 12 months

In the first half of 2022, Delaware courts issued several important decisions affecting M&A dealmaking

Buying an asset with operations in Russia remains permissible under sanctions laws, but any such process must be carefully considered

The SEC has followed through on promises to increase enforcement

New appointments in both the FTC and DOJ signal greater enforcement action on the horizon—with buyout firms a particular target

Red-hot demand for warehouse space drove dealmaking in the sector in H1

Deal activity in consumer and retail decline as inflation worries hit confidence

Cash-rich pharma firms look set for a buying spree, as favorable biotech valuations and patent expirations incentivize dealmaking

Dealmaking in the US technology sector flourished in H1, despite a much-publicized fall in stock market valuations

A desire to consolidate and take advantage of relatively buoyant commodity prices is driving deals

Boosted by a few record-setting tech deals at the top end of the market, TMT continues to dominate US M&A value

After a series of rollercoaster years for the SPAC market, investors and sponsors are finding ways to improve deal integrity

Despite facing economic and regulatory hurdles in H1, PE dealmaking remains resilient, and looks set to reach its second-highest value on record