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More M&A players hold back stay-bonus ‘dry powder,’ WTW says

CFO Dive

Despite a recent uptick in mergers and acquisitions, some buyers are nonetheless growing more guarded about tapping their retention bonus budgets.

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M&A slump raises bar for seller CFOs

CFO Dive

The mergers and acquisitions boom is long over. The best CFOs are cleaning up their books and arming their CEOs with key data to win offers anyway.

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M&A slump drives 49% decline in sale leasebacks

CFO Dive

This year’s slow mergers and acquisitions market is having a knock-on effect on certain commercial real estate deals.

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Govt proposes exempting certain M&A deals from CCI approval requirement

CFO News

Vaibhav Choukse, Partner & Head - Competition Law at JSA Advocates & Solicitors, said the draft rules enlist certain kinds of M&A (Merger & Acquisition) transactions which will not require approval from the CCI.

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Mergers and Acquisitions: The CFO's Guide to Successful Integration

CFO News

Due diligence, optimized technology, the ability to integrate organizational capabilities, and proper consideration of acquisition risks are the critical factors for fruitful M&A transactions.

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Five key M&A trends for 2024

Future CFO

There are five key M&A trends for 2024 while AI would reignite the global market, said WT W recently. However, the potential for disruption in 2024 remains considerable and the outlook for the M&A market hard to predict, with high borrowing costs, geopolitical conflict, and a packed election calendar around the world, WTW said.

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Decline in M&A in fintech sector, 30 acquisitions in 2023: Report

CFO News

According to a recent report by Growthpal, there has been a marginal decline in mergers and acquisitions in the fintech space in 2023, with lending leading the acquisitions with about 30 per cent, followed by payments and wealthtech. Here's what the report revealed: