Why the M&A Market Could Be the Next Trade-War Casualty

The video discusses the current state of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), highlighting a slowdown in cross-border deals due to trade tensions and market uncertainty. It emphasizes the importance of the 1-5 billion dollar M&A range and the impact of trade wars on Chinese companies' IPO plans in the US. Additionally, it explores how trade wars affect supply chains and make certain companies potential acquisition targets.

What factors are contributing to the slowdown in cross-border M&A activity?

How do trade tensions affect the confidence of CEOs and boards in making large deals?

What is the significance of the $1 billion to $5 billion deal range in the M&A market?

What impact might the trade war have on Chinese companies' plans for US IPOs?

How are supply chains being affected by trade wars and tariffs according to the text?