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Since tech acquirers discovered last summer that they could still do deals during a pandemic, they have spent at a historic rate – ever-larger acquisitions at ever-higher valuations by pretty much every type of buyer. The trillion-dollar shopping spree over the past 12 months has been a run for the ages, and shows no sign of slowing. A little bit of historical data indicates the unprecedented heights of the recent rebound. Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more According to 451 Research's latest quarterly tech M&A report, of the roughly $6.8 trillion dollars' worth of tech deal flow ...
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In a year dominated by a global health disaster that no one saw coming, 2020 also notched a record that virtually no one could have predicted: Tech M&A spending last year soared to its highest level since the dot-com collapse. Astonishingly, almost impossibly, the total value of tech and telecom transactions announced around the plague-ravaged world in 2020 topped $600bn, according to 451 Research’s M&A KnowledgeBase. Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Key Highlights: Tech M&A Market OutlookKey highlights from our S&P Global Market Intelligence's annual Tech M&A market outlook in...
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According to a newly released analysis from S&P Global Market Intelligence – after plummeting in the early days of the pandemic, spending on acquisitions soared as increasingly confident buyers started signing off on ever-larger tech purchases. The late shopping spree pushed the value of deals announced in just the final half of last year higher than the full-year totals for every year except two since 2002, according to 451 Research’s M&A KnowledgeBase. Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more A Trillion-Dollar Run RateBy Brenon Daly A trillion-dollar run rate. Astonishingly, that's w...
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