Revealed: Top and emerging locations for M&A deals in the retail banking and lending industry
New figures released by GlobalData have revealed insight into the top locations for mergers and acquisitions in the retail banking and loaning industry.
The data shows that M&A activity is most grounded in the US, which saw a total of 25 deals announced in the latest quarter (2022 Q1). That's down from 36 deals announced in the past quarter (2021 Q4).
India also performed above and beyond the latest quarter, with 15 deals (up from nine out of 2021 Q4).
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Late months have also seen an increase in M&A deals in Germany. The country has seen seven deals announced over the last two complete quarters, up from an average of four deals at regular intervals somewhere in the range of 2019 and 2021.
That's the largest increase in M&A deal making in the retail banking and loaning industry for any country.
In spite of being a top location for M&A deal making in the retail banking and loaning industry, the US has had a troublesome few months, with only 28 deals announced in the last two complete quarters.
That's a decrease compared the country's average of 70 deals announced like clockwork somewhere in the range of 2019 and 2021, and the sharpest decrease in M&A deal making in the retail banking and loaning industry experienced by any country as of late.
Globally, the situation is looking particularly certain for mergers and acquisitions in the retail banking and loaning industry.
A total of 136 deals were announced in the last quarter, up from 135 deals in the past quarter and from an average of 116 deals for each quarter over the past three years.
GlobalData's deals database
GlobalData tracks the performance and activities of more than 675,000 companies in north of 200 nations around the world.
The data analytics company's deals database incorporates the details of approximately 1,000,000 deals, ranging from mergers and acquisition to investment financing, value contributions and obligation contributions.
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