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Frederik van der Schoot, Oaklins Netherlands
Frederik van der Schoot is a Partner at Oaklins, Netherlands. Frederik and the Oaklins Netherlands Team completed over 60 deals on the Ansarada Platform in 18 months.
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Ansarada vs Intralinks: Which virtual data room saves Analysts more time?
As an Analyst or Associate who’s juggling multiple deals, working long hours and buried in spreadsheets, choosing the right Virtual Data Room (VDR) isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s essential.
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Australian merger laws are set to get stricter: How dealmakers can adapt
From 1 January 2026, Australian dealmakers face mandatory merger notification – meaning even straightforward acquisitions must clear ACCC approval within 30 days, with complex deals facing up to 90 days of rigorous review. Early preparation and strategic timing have never been more critical.
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Energy and tech assets dominate Kiwi deal flow
With abundant natural resources, New Zealand as a market is known for its energy transactions and energy plays have dominated deal flow throughout 2025, with eight major rumoured or announced deals totalling $1.0 billion, according to Mergermarket’s data.
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Building increase drives consolidation in ANZ materials market
Australia’s ongoing construction and infrastructure boom has seen overseas investor interest in essential building product suppliers.
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Major telco deal could change the Indonesian deals market
Combined new entity a new force in the nation’s telecommunications market.
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Graham Stokoe: PE investments catalysing growth in renewable energy, fintech, and digital infrastructure
While it remains an emerging market, Africa’s up-and-coming generations will help support economic growth across the continent, according to Stokoe.
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Technology and energy deals drive the Singapore market
Off the back of a sluggish 2024, the Lion City has experienced a wave of mergers and acquisitions through 2025, with tech deals dominating deal flow.
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Big energy deals will continue to drive transactions into the 2030s
Markets have been transfixed by energy market combinations, as the global transition to renewable market assets gathers pace.
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Banking on growth: Financial services M&A is hitting its stride
From fintech unicorns to banking giants: Why $270bn+ in financial services deals signals the sector's biggest transformation yet.
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More cross-border deals anticipated in Europe in 2025
Finland, Iceland, and other European countries show a clear competitive edge in digitalization, AI, medical equipment, biogenetics, and public efficiency improvement projects. In the second half of 2024, 4 in 10 deals involved a foreign deal partner.
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Forvis Mazards Partner and Executive Manager: Central and Eastern Europe poised for M&A surge as PE funds target succession opportunities
Andrija and Adam explore Central and Eastern Europe M&A and private equity in 2025.
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Peter McCrystal on navigating cultural nuances and driving win-win solutions in M&A
Peter McCrystal, former partner and director at PwC, and now a consultant, has enjoyed a career spanning several decades in due diligence. He has been at the forefront of transformative deals in the region, significantly shaping South Africa’s corporate landscape.
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Digital health gold rush: How MedTech acquisitions are reshaping ANZ healthcare
The healthcare sector across Australia and New Zealand has demonstrated markedly different trajectories in FY25, revealing distinct market dynamics and investment patterns.
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Student beds and retirement villages: The real estate sectors driving deals in ANZ
The real estate sector in Australia and New Zealand has delivered markedly different M&A outcomes in FY25, with distinct patterns emerging on either side of the Tasman.
