Global M&A activity plunged to lowest level in 2020

Global M&A activity plunged to lowest level in 2020 despite 'exceptional' rebound in Q4: WTW

12-01-2021

Global mergers and acquisitions' (M&A) activity tumbled to its lowest level in 2020, despite an "exceptional rebound" in the final three months of the year, but experts at Willis Towers Watson expect a dealmaking surge in 2021 driven by demand, ample funding, ultra-low interest rates.

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Willis Towers Watson, Mergers & Acquisitions, Insurance, Reinsurance, Jana Mercereau, North America, Europe

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