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Looming elections are likely to be a barrier to M&A deal activity beyond September. But deal act
With fewer, more gradual interest rate cuts than expected now on the cards, what does the remainder
Consolidation may be the theme of 2024 for retail’s most fragmented sectors. But how will the regula
With a soft economic landing more likely, consumers seem ready to spend. However, retailers need to
Familiar fixtures are set to return to private equity M&A. Conventional financing is starting to
Private equity assets have mounted to $3 trillion as sponsors maintain their grip. Will 2024 see a l
After a year of macro volatility, equity markets look set to rebound in 2024, with a return to micro
It’s taken longer than predicted, but a steady interest rate environment is laying the ground for an
As the U.S. economy shows positive signs for growth, inflation, and interest rates in 2024, RBC Capi
Macro Rates Strategist Robert Thompson analyzes Australia’s challenges such as softening growth, per
Growth is poor, labor is a concern, but inflation seems to have been punctured. Nathan Janzen, Assis
There are widespread expectations that UK and EU inflation will hit target levels in 2024 – yet many
Going into the next election, US regulators are more likely to double down than back off their focus
The equity capital market is technically open. Some big IPOs have been delivered. Yet many investors
From geopolitical volatility to a looming election year, there’s hardly been a more important time t
Corporate buyers currently have the edge when it comes to M&A opportunities in industrials. Yet
Recent deals in the industrial sector suggest an acclimatization to the new interest rate environmen
There’s a growing trend in joint ventures between sponsors and corporates as boardrooms seek out Pri
A rebound in bank lending for H2 2023, steady interest rates, recent valuation corrections and lots
With greater regulatory clarity, some transactions are becoming easier and less costly to execute, w
