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2024 M&A Mid-Year Outlook

Global M&A Industry Trends The M&A show must go on. Save the date. After high hopes in January of an upswing in dealmaking activity, a thick fog of uncertainty descended on M&A markets, clouding M&A prospects and causing a precipitous decline in deals during the first half of 2024. What

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Capturing Value From M&A In Upstream Oil & Gas

By Christopher Handscomb, Emily Sheeren, Jannik Woxholth – McKinsey & Company Contributors: Scott Nyquist, Joe Quoyeser Successful M&A requires both a solid strategy and excellence in integration planning and execution. The

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Managing Intangible Property Of Japanese Multinational Companies In M&A Context

by KPMG
In recent years, Japanese multinational companies have been acquiring an increasing number of foreign companies or divisions of companies. Although the acquisition of existing foreign companies or business divisions has been an effective means for Japanese multinational companies to quickly expand their business into foreign and new markets, it has created difficulties related to integrating the management of the acquired foreign companies or business divisions. […] Read more

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Carve-Outs: The New Darling Of M&A?

by Accenture
Last year, Philips NV accepted an offer from private-equity firms to purchase a majority stake in its lighting components and automotive-lighting operations for $2.8 billion. A year before, Mondelēz International sold its coffee business to JAB Holding Co., pocketing a tidy $5 billion in cash. Several years earlier, BP sold its petrochemicals business for $9 billion in cash — as much as $2 billion more than Wall Street analysts had expected. […] Read more

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