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Corrs’ head of corporate Sandy Mak and the expert panel at our M&A 2023 Outlook launch event in Sydney.
We were pleased to launch our M&A 2023 Outlook report, which identifies emerging trends and predictions for Australian public M&A in 2023, at a recent event in Sydney.
The event saw our head of corporate Sandy Mak and expert panellists Luke Bentvelzen, Founding Partner – Barrenjoey, Allan Bulman, Chief Executive – Takeovers Panel, Tom Harley, Managing Director – Dragoman and Patrick Rodden, Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure – EQT Partners discuss the big issues facing Australian M&A market participants in the year to come.
Drawing on data taken from our proprietary database of transactions combined with in-depth research for the 12-month period ending 30 September 2022, our 12th annual M&A Outlook report predicts that, despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and a tightening economy, the Australian M&A market will rebound in the year ahead.
To download a copy of the M&A 2023 Outlook, click here.
To read The Australian Financial Review’s take on the report and its findings, click here.
