Evercore's Schlosstein Sees Uncertainty in Deal Making

The video discusses the impact of uncertainty on deal making, emphasizing the role of the Federal Reserve and midterm elections. It explores how gridlock can provide a form of certainty and the challenges posed by higher interest rates. The discussion extends to global market stress, particularly in emerging markets with dollar-denominated debt, and the role of leverage in financial crises. The video concludes with an examination of antitrust enforcement and its potential impact on deals, highlighting the need for legislative changes to effect significant policy shifts.

What role does uncertainty play in deal making according to the text?

How have midterm elections historically affected stock markets?

In what ways can gridlock in government provide a form of certainty?

What is the relationship between higher interest rates and deal making?

What challenges do emerging markets face in a period of higher rates?

How does leverage contribute to financial crises according to the discussion?

What is the current state of antitrust enforcement and its impact on deal making?