Investment bankers predict a surge in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity under the incoming Trump administration, driven by anticipated deregulation and a shift away from the Biden administration's regulatory focus. Panelists at the Frontiers of Digital Finance Conference in Miami echoed this sentiment, citing pent-up capital and a renewed appetite for deals.
President-elect Trump doesn’t officially take office for another week, but investment bankers say a boom in Trump-related deal-making is already underway—transactional activity that was stymied by the regulation-heavy Biden administration is poised to explode. This was the conclusion of a panel of investment bankers and private equity executives who discussed the return of corporate deal-making at the Frontiers of Digital Finance Conference in Miami on Tuesday.
Once Trump finalizes leadership appointments at key agencies, other businesses such as banking, are likely to face less regulatory scrutiny than Big Tech. MacGown stated that Barclays is currently involved in several transactions that are a direct result of a post-election thaw in deal-making.
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