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Kiwi companies have got back their zest for merger and acquisition deals.
KPMG’s latest M&A Predictor survey shows New Zealand corporates are now “markedly” more confident about, and have stronger appetite for, merger and acquisition deals.
KPMG NZ’s head of mergers and acquisitions Tony McNaught says this reflects the improving global environment. “There’s lot more certainty in America and Europe compared to 12 months ago,” he says.Read more »
Like their larger counterparts, NZ’s SMEs are also checking out overseas options to merge and acquire: or be acquired.
Research from the latest Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR) shows more Kiwi companies are considering cross-border mergers and acquisitions as they look to build scale and gain access to new geographic markets. Read more »
When it comes to thinking about the future, senior executives are more positive about what will happen to themselves or their organisation than they are about possible developments at national or global level.
According to LMA’s latest Leadership, Employment and Direction (L.E.A.D.) research, major “chasm of confidence” about the future has opened up. Read more »
Fergus, a job management software provider for the trade industry in Australia and New Zealand, has announced the appointment of Ben Gracewood as Vice President of Engineering, based in Auckland.
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