The slide analyzes M&A activity trends in the APAC region, showing recovery post-COVID with rising deal counts and values. It highlights notable transactions involving asset managers like MUFG and Allianz, emphasizing strategic acquisitions and equity exchanges.

The slide discusses the trends in M&A activity within the beauty industry, noting a high number of transactions in recent years but a decline in large deal sizes. It highlights the strategic shift towards acquiring smaller, niche beauty brands and the potential for future growth in the sector.

Highlights significant M&A transactions in Brazil’s Food & Beverages and Finance sectors, listing the companies involved and details of each deal.

Reviews M&A-related activist campaigns globally, showing breakdowns by type and a decline in campaigns agitating for full company sales. Includes a list of key break-up/divestiture campaigns with associated firms and market cap data.

It provides an overview of M&A deals in the fashion and luxury sector, highlighting growth and decline across various sectors.

The slide is used to present M&A activity trends in Asian education, highlighting a substantial increase in completed deals over four specified periods, from 2002-2004 to 2011-2013. The upward trend suggests growing investor interest in the sector.

The slide compares FGA acquisitions against overall technology M&A deal values, underscoring their relatively small proportion with emphasis on notable exceptions. Suitable for M&A trend analysis.

Explores the common pitfalls in M&A transactions that lead to failure in achieving expected outcomes, focusing on integration challenges and discrepancies in perceived versus actual value.

The slide details the record-high M&A activity in 2018 within the fashion and luxury sectors, emphasizing the number of transactions, average deal sizes, and notable acquisitions. It also discusses the trends driving this activity, including the focus on smaller, high-value brands.

The slide presents data on the firm's M&A fee share across different deal sizes and its client coverage rate in Americas and EMEA. It emphasizes the uniform fee share for well-covered clients across all sizes and the potential to increase fee share by expanding client coverage, showcasing strategic market positioning and client relationship management.

The slide showcases the surge in fintech M&A activity in the EMEA region during Q1 2021, with strong increases in both deal value and count. It provides quarterly trend data from 2018–2021 for total investment and M&A-specific metrics, highlighting Q1 2021 as a peak period.

The slide provides insights into market trends for mergers, acquisitions, and IPOs in the tech sector, offering a comparative analysis of past and projected activities, which can guide strategic decisions in finance.

The slide conveys the company's dominant position in M&A activities, with league table rankings reflecting its top-tier status across regions and industries. It also highlights the potential for growth in the tech, media, and telecom sectors, suggesting room for further market share expansion despite current leadership.

Examines M&A deal volumes in the Middle East, highlighting trends in deal sizes and the impact of economic conditions.

Analyzes the Middle East M&A market's mixed performance in 2023, with data on deal volumes and the impact of economic factors.

Analyzes M&A trends by region and sector, emphasizing North America's performance and sectoral trends.

Provides a detailed analysis of domestic and inbound M&A in the Philippines, including major deals and sector breakdown for top bidders from 2018 to 2020.

The slide analyzes the significant role of private equity in M&A activity within the fashion and luxury sectors, showing the number of deals by buyer type and geographical targets. It provides insights into trends, such as the increasing interest from private equity funds and their strategic motivations.

Details the comprehensive steps involved in M&A transactions, providing a roadmap for successful execution from initial strategy to final integration, emphasizing the importance of each phase in the process.

It analyzes M&A deals across different regions and sectors, showing the number of deals and the key findings from the data.

Focuses on Russian involvement in global M&A activities, especially in the transportation and logistics sectors.

It highlights the size of M&A deals in 2020, with a focus on personal luxury goods and other luxury sectors.

Outlines how M&A is strategically used to enhance company offerings, enter new markets, and create innovative business models. It emphasizes the role of M&A in corporate strategy with practical examples from well-known companies.

Describes the strategic use of M&A as a mechanism for corporate growth and innovation, detailing different approaches like enhancing core operations, entering adjacent markets, and launching new ventures.

Illustrates the key factors identified by executives that contribute to the success of M&A deals, emphasizing effective integration and accurate target valuation.

This slide outlines four major themes that influenced M&A activities in 2023, including sector resilience, the surge in mid-size transactions, and investor caution on mega deals.

Reviews valuation trends in T&L M&A, highlighting how economic conditions affect deal evaluations.

Summarizes global M&A trends, highlighting the increase in transaction volumes over time and the anticipations for future deals. It provides a historical context to understand the growing significance of M&A activities.

Provides a strategic framework for evaluating M&A opportunities, focusing on identifying synergies, assessing risks, and understanding cost benefits to maximize deal value.

Depicts Enovis’s strategic acquisitions since 2020, categorized by theme (e.g., globalize Recon, enabling tech). Shows revenue growth over time and increase in Recon's share of sales. Emphasizes +20 acquisitions as a key driver of transformation.

This case study covers an M&A transaction as a product multiplier, detailing the client's needs, offered solutions, and outcomes over an eight-year timeline.

The slide analyzes the trend in global M&A volumes and the cash position of corporates over time, highlighting their financial resilience and strategic positioning.

Provides data on cross-border M&A deal volumes, showing outbound, inbound, and regional trends, and emphasizing the resilience of the Middle East market.

The slide compares the anticipated share of cross-industry M&A deals over the next three years, with the GCC leading (74%), followed by the Middle East (72%) and Global (60%). It emphasizes a regional trend toward cross-industry diversification and innovation-driven acquisitions, especially in healthcare, logistics, and consumer markets.

Presents a decade-long view of M&A trends, showing a steep decline in deal value despite some recovery in volumes due to venture capital activity. Highlights 2021 as a peak year and 2023–24 as low points in value.

This slide details the resurgence in IT deal activity in 2024, with increases in volume and value. It attributes growth to digital transformation, GenAI-driven differentiation, and private equity-led consolidation. It presents data by deal type, geography, and monthly trends, highlighting strategic investor behavior.

Outlines CEO timing for dealmaking, showing hesitancy until after the 2024 U.S. election. Identifies external factors like high interest rates and geopolitical tensions impacting M&A appetite.

Highlights survey results on defensive M&A strategies, showing the importance of liquidity, turnaround situations, and synergies from recent acquisitions.

Discusses the evolution of M&A processes with the integration of digital tools and virtual environments, supported by survey data on the importance of digital and virtual interaction.

Compares the outcomes of mergers and acquisitions during different economic conditions, highlighting the superior performance of deals made during economic downturns.

The slide analyzes the trend in M&A transactions within the education sector, showing resilience in 2023 compared to the global decline. It highlights transaction values and provides cumulative annual transaction data for disclosed deals.

Forecasts increased deal activity and enterprise size in the coming year, based on expectations from corporate and PEI respondents.

Summarizes key statistics of global M&A activity in 2023, highlighting volumes, premiums, and major deals.

Analyzes trends in investment and M&A activity within the warehouse automation sector, highlighting key areas of interest.

M&A activity in transport and logistics rose slightly in 2024 after a long decline. The slide breaks down quarterly deal counts and highlights mega-deals, including significant acquisitions in freight operations, which dominate deal activity in this industry.

Analyzes the recovery and growth of US M&A market activity, highlighting trends and expectations for future growth.

Compares offensive and defensive M&A strategies across different industries, illustrating which tactics are prioritized and the level of adoption.

The slide showcases Experian’s digital transformation through M&A and partnerships, emphasizing digital portfolio growth. Logos from AWS, TikTok, Disney, and Oracle are included. The area chart shows an increasing shift toward digital revenue share.

This slide shows strategic buyers dominating deal activity over PE firms, particularly in Europe and North America. It discusses deal value growth, unique buyer activity, and key regions. Europe-based targets are increasingly attractive due to capability gaps, while PE participation remains low and focused.

The slide explains the strategic rationale behind acquisitions, with “capability tuck-in” emerging as the most common driver (54.6%). It outlines how companies aim to expand tech competencies and consolidate fragmented segments. The commentary further details vertical integration strategies and the importance of innovation through M&A, especially in tech-related areas.

This slide reviews major M&A activities and strategic steps taken by Michelin, focusing on enhancing its portfolio in line with the "Michelin in Motion 2030 strategy." It is likely used in strategic business meetings or investor relations presentations to discuss company growth and strategic direction.

The slide discusses the expected rebound in M&A transactions, driven by opportunities in take-private transactions, carve-outs, and add-on acquisitions, supported by a stable interest rate outlook.

Summarizes the top M&A deals in the Philippines from 2018 to 2020, focusing on deal value and key players, alongside sector investments.

This slide explores the relationship between transformation and M&A, presenting data on timing, transformation dependency, and the value placed on successful transactions.

Discusses trends in M&A activity from 2018 to 2020, highlighting a decrease in deal volume and value, with focus on high-value transactions.

The slide shows that M&A continues to be the dominant form of venture-backed exits, with public listings and buyouts significantly declining. An analyst quote underscores the increased scrutiny in due diligence, leading to slower deal speeds and more cautious exits.

Covers how organizations plan to manage M&A deals in the next year, highlighting the use of virtual and hybrid approaches for different deal elements based on survey results.

Details the growth trajectory of M&As in Brazil from 2018-2021, driven by TMT and healthcare, followed by a sharp decline in 2023, reaching the lowest levels in a decade.

Explains the method of classifying M&A transactions using data from S&P Capital IQ and EMIS, including filtering by region, investor type, and manual checks for accuracy.

Illustrates the distribution of M&A transactions by country, highlighting Brazil and Mexico as leading countries, with CAGR values for 2013-2023 and 2021-2023.

Shows M&A transaction volumes by industrial sector for Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Peru, and Colombia, highlighting TMT as the leading sector in 2023.

The slide displays M&A transaction trends from 2013-2023 alongside GDP growth rates, noting a significant slowdown in 2022-23 due to market volatility.

Highlights the dominance of corporate transactions in Latin America, with notable VC activity in Mexico and Colombia, and presents total transactions by type for 2023.

Assesses mortgage-backed securities (MBS) risk by highlighting the sharp reduction in forbearance rates since the pandemic, valuable for financial risk managers.

Highlights the attractiveness of agency MBS, with higher spreads than BB-rated corporates and strong historical percentile positioning. Demand is projected to rise significantly in 2025 after recent declines, signaling renewed institutional interest.

The slide provides a detailed forecast of how MDHD vehicle electrification will impact generation and peak load in major U.S. ISO regions. It quantifies incremental demand and contextualizes it within broader electricity system planning.

The slide categorizes medium and heavy-duty vehicles into four charging location use cases: local low mileage, local high mileage, local heavy-duty, and long-haul. Each segment includes description and applicable charging locations.

This slide provides an overview of the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) in the payment industry, explaining how fees are distributed among banks, networks, and processors, and highlighting the financial implications for merchants and other stakeholders.

This slide depicts the performance of MENA equity markets in 2022, with a line chart tracking various equity indices. It also provides a narrative analysis of market trends, key events, and economic factors influencing the equity performance over the year.

It analyzes the decline in IPOs and proceeds in EMEIA, highlighting the rise in MENA IPO proceeds due to two major IPOs.

Discusses economic growth prospects in the MENA region, focusing on GDP, interest rates, and inflation trends.

This slide analyzes the MENA economic outlook, highlighting GDP growth, interest rates, and inflation trends for Saudi Arabia and Egypt. It discusses the impacts of oil production cuts, monetary policy, and global economic conditions.

Projects global MES (market expansion services) growth to reach $866B by 2021, citing demand, Asian market drivers, and increased efficiency focus across sectors.

Examines the future development of MGAs, emphasizing their expansion across the value chain and the integration of technology and strong distribution capabilities.

Analyzes the funding sources for MGAs, emphasizing the significant role of private equity and the fast growth of MGAs due to their value-adding services to insurers.

Examines the growth trends of Managing General Agents (MGAs) compared to brokers in the UK, showing a 41% increase in MGAs from 2010 to 2019.

Analyzes how MGAs in Greater China and Southeast Asia partner with other companies to offer comprehensive services across the value chain, focusing on end-to-end service provision.

Discusses the key factors insurers value when partnering with MGAs, including efficiency, customer service, and market access, and the role of technology in these partnerships.

Highlights the key factors MGAs look for in insurer partnerships, such as market reputation and claims record, and the role of technology in enhancing these relationships.

This slide presents the movements in Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) Equity Under Management (EUM), highlighting the impact of new equity raised, listed security price movements, and foreign exchange movements, suitable for financial analysis and investor presentations.

Presents the historical income of MIRA, comparing performance fees, base fees, and end-of-period EUM, aimed at evaluating past financial performance and informing investment decisions.

Provides an overview of how different organizations are handling ML governance and framework adaptation.

Explanation of machine learning workflows, the process of bringing AI and ML into production, and future progression with scalable deployment.

Details the noteworthy software solutions that facilitate each stage of the ML workflow from data management to live-model operations.

Covers various debate topics about the impact of ML industrialization on organizations and the criteria for selecting solutions to industrialize ML.

Discusses the impact of industrializing ML across all industries by detailing specific value levers and expected impact within a year.

Explores the potential impact of ML industrialization across a variety of industries and how it could offer competitive advantages.

Discusses the advantages and risks involved in ML industrialization, aiming to guide leadership in their strategic decisions.

Describes the move toward simplicity, scalability, and interoperability in ML workflows, comparing the old and new methods.

Review of MMIS contract costs and potential cost savings for the state, emphasizing shifting enhancement costs to vendors in future MMIS contracts.

Explains the MREL position and issuance plans, highlighting the successful execution of MREL issuance and its impact on regulatory requirements.

The slide shows Deutsche Bank's substantial capital buffer exceeding MREL and TLAC regulatory requirements as of Q3 2024, highlighting €21bn, €28bn, and €30bn surpluses. It attributes the MREL surplus increase to €4bn from senior non-preferred issuance and offsetting capital shifts.

Shows the loss-absorbing capacity against MREL/TLAC requirements and highlights the surplus above regulatory requirements.

This slide emphasizes that Deutsche Bank's MREL and TLAC buffers exceed regulatory requirements by €22–30bn. It breaks down the components of MREL capital and explains the surplus. The highlights cite a €1bn drop in surplus driven by reduced senior preferred supply and lower capital, partly offset by lower requirements. It also previews a potential marginal reduction in headroom due to Q2 2025 changes.

This slide highlights Deutsche Bank's strong capital position at the end of Q4 2024, with available MREL/TLAC significantly exceeding regulatory requirements. The €23bn surplus results from AT1 and senior preferred issuances. Requirements and subordination buffers are visualized to show surplus against thresholds.

This slide explains Barclays' MREL position as of Sep-23, breaking down various capital components and issuance plans for 2023 to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

This slide outlines the MREL (Minimum Requirement for own funds and Eligible Liabilities) position as of March 2023, highlighting the capital issuance plan and the status of MREL compliance.

Explains the MREL position and requirements, including the issuance plan for 2023. Highlights senior, Tier 2, and AT1 components.

The slide outlines top digital priorities for MRO optimization, emphasizing cloud platforms, AI, and predictive technologies. It highlights the shift toward generative AI and automation to streamline operations, with examples from Rolls-Royce, GE Aerospace, Microsoft, and Accenture.

This slide outlines the challenges and expected increase in MRO (maintenance, repair, overhaul) spending, projecting a 14% YoY rise in 2025. It highlights executive expectations, supply chain constraints, and the need for digital tools and workforce expansion to maintain fleet readiness.