M&A in the City

02 July 2026

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After last year, 2022 has a lot to live up to.

As we jump into the year ahead,  KWM is delighted to share with you our analysis in M&A in the City – a concise outlook for M&A in 2022, aligned around five key areas we expect to be the most exciting – Data & Tech, ESG, Health, Superfunds & Private Capital, Government.

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