Global M&A activity tumbles to lowest level, NA deals at rock bottom

Global M&A activity tumbles to lowest level, North American deals at rock bottom: WTW

08-10-2020

Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deal volumes tumbled to their lowest level for more than a decade in the third quarter of 2020 fuelled by the economic impact and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Willis Towers Watson's latest report.

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Willis Towers Watson, Mergers & Acquisitions, Insurance, Reinsurance, COVID-19, Report, Jana Mercereau, North America

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