The world’s largest 100 alternative asset managers saw assets under management increase by 10% in 2016, rising to $4 trillion, according to the 2017 edition of Willis Towers Watson’s Global Alternatives Survey.
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Friday 11 April 2025
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Note The unstoppable rise of alternatives
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Note Global acquirers significantly underperform World Index in the second quarter
Europe M&A activity bucks trend as market volatility and economic uncertainty depress performance in North America and Asia
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Note M&A in Asia shows signs of maturity
The number of Asian M&A deals completed in the first quarter of 2017 is the highest number deals in recent history according to Willis Towers Watson’s Quarterly Deal Performance Monitor (QDPM). Asian acquirers completed 80 deals in Q1 compared to 62 the same quarter in 2016...
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Note Quality shines through as M&A deal volumes fall globally
The latest Quarterly Deal Performance Monitor (QDPM) from Willis Towers Watson suggests a significant slowing of deal volumes in the fourth quarter of the year, however, those that did close were high performing and showed an outperformance of 0.4pp over the index*. On an YTD basis, acquirers have outperformed the index by 5.4pp.
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Note Europe M&A activity picks up pace, while US market shows signs of a flight to quality
The North American market, while still accounting for almost 50% of the global total has decreased 15% since last year, in deal volume terms, on a year-to-date (YTD) basis.
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