11
Jul
Navigating cross-border M&A: Investing in a fragmented landscape
Monetary tightening and geopolitical tensions have investors reviewing their risk appetite for cross-border transactions, and stricter protections on foreign investment is expected to have a negative impact on dealmaking strategies, with Canada, UK and Australia becoming favored destinations. Experiences with the pandemic, global supply-chain issues, and the deglobalization trend means dealmakers must have conviction and place more emphasis on due diligence, compliance, and post-deal integration. Our panel of experienced investors outline the driving forces for cross-border activity and discuss the global challenges and hotspots.
- Which regions are seeing the most cross-border activity, and how and why has this changed?
- What are the leading target sectors for US acquirors – mining, computers and electronics?
- What are some of the regulatory issues that dealmakers need to be aware of, such as cybersecurity, political tensions, and ESG compliance?
- What specific geopolitical risks and supply-chain challenges can be mitigated through dealmaking?
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SpeakersCarlos Martinez Canada Editor MERGERMARKET
Stephen Marks Managing Director EMMERSION CAPITAL
Thomas Chadwick Principal PRITZKER PRIVATE CAPITAL
William Rowe Partner BAKER MCKENZIE
Richard Buchband Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer MANPOWERGROUP
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