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The Morning Briefing: Green savings bond and Covid silver lining

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Friday 22 October, 2021. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Green Savings Bonds The UK is launching its green savings bonds today. Savers aged 16 or over have now the opportunity to back the governmentโ€™s green projects. The UK is the first country
United Kingdom Susan Hill Laura Suter Tilney Smith Williamson Siobhan Barrow Morning Briefing

SE Asian M&A, which took a hit in COVID-marred 2020, looks poised for a rebound this year

SE Asian M&A, which took a hit in COVID-marred 2020, looks poised for a rebound this year April 30, 2021 Historically, global M&A activities have been hit by major financial crises. The dot-com bubble (2001), the global financial crisis (GFC, 2008), and the economic slowdown caused by trade hits (2015) resulted in 24-48% lower overall M&A deal values in the year following the crises. In volume terms, M&A deals have swayed in both directions. It fell 22% year-on-year following the dotcom bubble ...
Mark White Duff Phelps Corum Group Ltd Research Analytics Southeast Asia Confidence Barometer

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Local firms keen on investing in technology, consumer goods — EY survey

รขย€ย‹ PHILIPPINE corporate entities are beginning to invest more in the sectors of technology and consumer goods through mergers and acquisitions (M&A), while the Southeast Asian (SEA) region is expected to be the hotbed for M&A transactions in the coming months. The 23 rd edition of EY Global Confidence Barometer surveyed over 2,400 executives in 52 countries, 185 of whom are from Southeast Asian (SEA) countries Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. In the Philip...
Republic Of The Philippines Vikram Chakravarty Noelp Rabaja Keren Concepciong Valmonte Luke Pais

M&A uptrend

PETALING JAYA: The pace of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in Malaysia, which has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, is expected to gain momentum going into the second half of the year. According to experts from professional services firms, the positive momentum is expected to be supported by low interest rates, accommodating capital markets and ample private capital environment. Although the number of M&A deals in the country may not be as high as in 2019, it is expected to pick up steam ...
Malaysia General Preman Menon Yap Kong Meng Devanesan Evanson Minority Shareholders Watch Group Confidence Barometer

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