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Path to Control M&A Deals: Strategic Benefits and Situations Where They Are Advantageous

Path to control M&A deals involve a buyer purchasing a significant minority stake with the rights or requirements to buy a majority or the entire business later. These deals can be highly strategic, offering both the buyer and seller unique advantages. This article will delve into the strategic benefits of path to control deals, explore situations where they are particularly advantageous, and examine common structuring options and the risks and pitfalls associated with them.

Really?

As expected, the US headline inflation rate fell to 4.9% in April.  With an increase in the Fed funds rate and rebound in long-term interest rates combined with this downward path for inflation, it is only a matter of time before yields turn real.

Stuck in the Grey Zone

Recent economic data have neither painted a picture of exuberance nor of utter despondency. Investors looking for emphatic evidence of one scenario or the other to emerge have been in a bit of a quagmire—it is neither the black nor the white but the grey zone where they find themselves in.

No New Reign in Prospect for UK Asset Markets

May 6th will see the crowning of King Charles III in London. Unfortunately, the coronation of a new monarch comes at a time when the asset markets in the UK are completely devoid of any crowning glory, even as they struggle to prove their relevance to international markets.

It's a Fuzzy World

There’s lot of ambiguity out there. Economists (and the Fed) use the word recession often, but economic activity is not rolling over quite as fast as some had feared. Headline inflation is declining, but core inflation remains persistent. US corporate results are surprising to the upside. Investors, meanwhile, are split into two opposite camps, the worried and the sanguine, with the markets oscillating between the two extreme views.

The Peaking of the United States of America

In meetings with many global investors last week, I was struck by the tangible change in attitude regarding US assets and the US dollar. De-dollarisation has been a part of the investment discourse for some years. However, I have never been so convinced that it has become something that has a meaningful impact on how people invest currently.