Worldwide M&A activity totaled US$2.2 trillion during the first half of 2022 a decrease of 21% compared to year-ago levels and the slowest opening six months for mergers & acquisitions in two years. The second quarter of 2022 marked the seventh consecutive quarter to surpass US$1 trillion, an all-time record. By number of worldwide deals, just over 26, 700 deals were announced during the first half of 2022, a decrease of 17% compared to year ago levels and a two-year low,” comments, Matt Toole, Director, Deals Intelligence, Refinitiv, an LSEG business
- Global Investment Banking Review (view report here)
Global Investment Banking Fees Fall 31% to Three-Year Low
ECM Fees Register 72 Decline; DCM Falls 26%; Completed M&A Fees Down 6%
Top Five Banks See Collective Wallet Share Fall by 4.9% Points
- M&A Financial Advisory Review
Global M&A (view report here)
Worldwide M&A Falls 21% Eighth Consecutive US$1 Trillion+ Quarter
Private Equity Backed M&A up 1% to First Half Record
Technology Accounts for Record 25% of Deal Making
- Emerging Markets M&A (view report here)
Emerging Markets Deal Making Falls 14% to Two-Year Low
China & India Drive 57% of Emerging Market M&A
Mega Deals Account for 24% of Announced Emerging Markets Value
- Global Equity Capital Markets Review (view report here)
Global ECM Activity Declines 67% To 17-Year Low
Global IPO's Surpass $70 Billion, Down 67%; US Listings Fall 95%
Issuers From China Account For 35% Of Global ECM
Supplemental overview into the SPACMarket for the First Half of 2022.
- Global Debt Capital Markets Review (view report here)
Global Debt Capital Markets Activity Down 14% To US$4.8 Trillion
Investment Grade Corporate Debt Issuance Down 7%
Global High Yield Debt Falls 78% To 13-Year Low
- Global Syndicated Loans Review (view report here)
Global Syndicated Lending Down 19% to Two-Year Low
Acquisition-Related Financing Falls 37%
Energy & Power, Financials and Industrials Lead Sector Mix
Source: Refinitiv Deals Intelligence
