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Sofia Jørgensen, Partner at gunnercooke, highlights why the UK’s status as a gateway for global capital is attracting interest from the US and Middle East, with a specific surge in female-led entrepreneurship.
Associates running multiple deals understand the pressure of supervising analysts while carrying client accountability. This M&A playbook helps you stay in control by reducing errors and burnout through oversight, standardised routines, and a single source of truth.
PwC Partner Andy Cloke forecasts increased M&A momentum driven by historic levels of private equity dry powder, long-awaited portfolio exits, and growing integration of AI across the deal lifecycle – despite early 2025 tariff uncertainty.
Your AI-driven M&A insights just got a major upgrade.
Juerg Stucker, Partner at Oaklins, explores how a buyer's market is emerging in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria as family business owners prioritize exits over waiting for price rebounds.
Bell Gully Partners Dean Alderton and Anna Buchly reveal how potential government asset recycling initiatives, combined with economic recovery in regional areas and growing foreign investment appetite, could make 2026 a pivotal year for New Zealand dealmaking – despite retail sector challenges.
Static checklists overlook crucial aspects of the due diligence process, and manual processes merely slow things down. That’s why more advisors are moving towards automated workflows that bring order, accuracy and control to every deal. Using Ansarada’s Workflow feature for automated due diligence isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s essential.
Our ISO/IEC 27001:2022, also known as ISO 27001, certification, provides independently audited assurance that Ansarada protects your most sensitive information.
In M&A deals, slow support isn’t a small inconvenience; it’s a genuine risk. Delays derail due diligence and extend the M&A timeline. Ansarada’s 24/7 global human support model removes friction, keeps deals moving and most importantly, brings confidence.
In an exclusive interview, Karl Priessnitz shares his journey through investment banking, the transformative changes in South Africa’s real estate sector and the evolving landscape of dealmaking amid economic shifts.
2025 was a year of bold predictions, powerful stories, and insights that shaped both the dealmaking and infrastructure procurement markets.
Australia’s ongoing construction and infrastructure boom has seen overseas investors home in on suppliers of essential building products.
After a flat few years, better times are expected for the Kiwi transaction market in 2026.
Despite the uncertain interest rate outlook, property investors are bullish about this stalwart asset class.
With a flat banking transaction market, Australian and New Zealand investors are hopeful of better times ahead in 2026.
