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Service: Advisory, Transactions & Restructuring, Mergers & Acquisitions
Type: Business and industry issue, Survey report
Date: 1/16/2012

M&A Yearbook 2012 Edition

Deals over the past year are noted as being increasingly driven by interest in and from the high growth markets, especially China, India and Brazil, but certainly not limited to these few. Based on last years deals, 2012 potentially provides attractive destinations for Swiss businesses. The sixth annual edition of our M&A Yearbook provides insights, trends and the outlook for this year.

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M&A Yearbook 2012

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The M&A Yearbook provides you with answers to such questions as

Which trends shaped M&A activities in 2011
What happened in different industry sectors in 2011?
What does 2012 hold in store?
What will drive acquisitions and disposals over the coming year?
Which industries appear ripe for increased action?
What role does the strong Swiss Franc play?

The M&A Yearbook Edition 2012 provides market observations on likely trends for the coming year as well as a retrospect of the key developments in 2011.

Patrik Kerler

Partner, Head Mergers & Acquisitions

+41 44 249 33 20

pkerler@kpmg.com

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