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ARTICLE · 23 MARCH 2026

2026 M&A Landscape

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As we move further into 2026, dealmakers are navigating a market defined by momentum—but also meaningful restraint. Global transaction values have generally rebounded...

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As we move further into 2026, dealmakers are navigating a market defined by momentum—but also meaningful restraint. Global transaction values have generally rebounded over the past year, driven in part by larger transactions, even as overall deal volume has remained selective and uneven. Research suggests the market is not simply “back.” It is evolving—shaped by uneven buyer conviction, tighter underwriting, and persistent policy and trade uncertainty.

What's Keeping Dealmaking Cautious

The principal challenge in today's market is not opportunity, it is durability. Inflation has moderated and financing markets are functioning more predictably than they were at peak volatility. At the same time, tariffs have introduced a unique form of uncertainty: announced one day, revised the next, and difficult to model with precision. In a business and tax environment, uncertainty is often what stalls M&A activity.

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