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Bankers Get Boost in Asia Pacific as M&A Growth Tops US, Europe

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The race is far from over, but the Asia Pacific has come out of the blocks much faster than the US and Europe in dealmaking activity this year.

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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times
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Deal-making activity in Asia-Pacific speeds ahead of US, Europe

Hong Kong is the world’s second-biggest market for share sales in 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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BloombergBloomberg
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Bankers Get Boost in Asia Pacific as M&A Growth Tops US, Europe

The race is far from over, but the Asia Pacific has come out of the blocks much faster than the US and Europe in dealmaking activity this year.

·United States
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ftnnews.comftnnews.com

International visitors to Asia Pacific projected to reach over 800 million by 2027 - Focus on Travel News

International visitor arrivals to Asia Pacific are projected to reach 813.7 million by 2027, reflecting a continued upward trend from the estimated 648.1 million in 2024 according to the latest Asia Pacific Visitor Forecast 2025-2027 […]

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Investment ExecutiveInvestment Executive

Global M&A rises, despite U.S. stumbles

Goldman Sachs leads global league tables, Canada too The post Global M&A rises, despite U.S. stumbles appeared first on Investment Executive.

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Business TimesBusiness Times

Bankers get boost in Asia-Pacific as M&A growth tops US, Europe

The race is far from over, but the Asia-Pacific has come out of the blocks much faster than the US and Europe in dealmaking activity this year.

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lawyersweekly.com.aulawyersweekly.com.au

Strong year ahead for M&A predicted, but US uncertainty looms as a ‘wild card’

Australia’s M&A market is poised for a notable increase, with specific sectors expected to “drive a resurgence” in deal-making by the latter part of 2025. However, according to Ashurst, this potential growth is contingent upon the “continued volatility” in the US.

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