The financial crisis of recent months has electrified the world. Every day some new event shakes the global markets in one direction or another. Congress’s $700bn bailout plan, hailed by the market, has created additional uncertainty, as the government continues to waver on who will get what. As this publication was going to press, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said the remaining money from the reserve fund would be held in reserve for emergencies and for use by the Obama administration.
The M&A industry has been particularly hard hit. The largest banks are consolidating as quickly as possible to stave off bankruptcy, with M&A groups inside those firms in flux. And while financial services M&A has shot up in the short-term due to consolidation, M&A in the mid-to long-term looks bleak. Countless bankers are out of work; others are fleeing to investment boutiques.
Table of Contents
1. Foreword
2. Beverage industry
3. Brazil
4. Canada
5. Defense
6. Engineering & Construction
7. Financial Services
8. Industrials
9. Information Technology
10. Life Sciences & Healthcare
11. Media
12. Personal care products
13. Renewable energy
14. Retail
15. Telecom
16. Transportation
17. Historical data
18. About mergermarket
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