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PODCAST · 06 APRIL 2026

Deal Talk: Australian M&A Podcast

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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Deal Talk is presented by our market‑leading corporate team. It focuses on complex transactions, and the deals, decisions and forces shaping M&A in Australia and globally.

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Mia Harrison-Kelf
Mia Harrison-Kelf
Simon  Walker
Simon Walker
Li-Lian Yeo
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Deal Talk is presented by our market‑leading corporate team. It focuses on complex transactions, and the deals, decisions and forces shaping M&A in Australia and globally.

The series delivers clear, practical insight on how deals are structured, negotiated and completed in today's market, drawing on real transactions and current developments.

Designed for boards, executives and deal teams looking for informed perspectives from advisers at the centre of the market.

Episode 1: Global M&A outlook 2026

In the first episode of Deal Talk, our partners, Mia Harrison-Kelf, Geoff Kerrigan and Li-Lian Yeo discuss the key findings from our latest Global M&A Outlook.

The episode reflects on the defining features of the 2025 deal market and explores what they mean for M&A activity in Australia and globally in 2026. Including deal volumes, valuation dynamics, regulatory scrutiny and execution risk. A practical discussion for anyone involved in planning, approving or delivering transactions.

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