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Financial Services Deal Insights, February 2008

Publication Date April 2008
Publisher Datamonitor
Product Type Brief
Pages 7
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code DAT11086
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Summary

Introduction

M&A activity in the financial services sector requires all players to have understanding of deal dynamics. This analysis provides a comprehensive look at all M&A, public offerings, and venture finance activities in the for the month of February 2008

Scope

  • Insight into recent M&A activity in the financial services sector throughout the world.
  • Covers mergers and acquisitions, public offerings (both IPO and secondary offerings) and venture finance.
  • Includes a detailed appendix covering top legal advisors, financial advisors, top private equity firms, and top venture capital firms.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Track major deals among your competitors and plan your acquisition strategy accordingly.
  • Understand which sectors in the financial services industry have proven the most attractive to investors, and identify the key deal makers.

Report Highlights

  • The month recorded M&A transactions worth $24.3 billion, an decrease of 50.8% over the six month average
  • In value terms, financial services companies raised $1.9 billion in February through public offerings, a decrease of 83.1% over the six month average
  • Consolidation continued in the insurance brokerage segment, which recorded 30 M&A transactions in February, accounting for 14.5% of the total volume

Content

  • Catalyst
  • Summary
  • Analysis
    • Consolidation in the insurance brokerage segment remains an important driver of M&A
    • Towergate's discussions over private equity investment highlight the trend towards consolidation in the insurance brokerage segment
    • despite the current liquidity crisis, large banking groups continue to look for growth opportunities in developing markets
    • HSBC announced the sale of seven banking units in France to finance expansion in developing markets
    • However, the credit crunch is damaging more than just balance sheets in the industry
    • as an indirect result of the liquidity crisis, the UK's Northern Rock has been forced into public ownership
  • Appendix
    • Definitions
    • Ask the analyst
    • Datamonitor consulting
    • Disclaimer
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