Despite economic uncertainty throughout Europe, law firm Clifford Chance has released a report entitled European M&A: On the road to recovery? The firm has found that a new focus is landing on the continent for merger and acquisition activity as it maintains its strength as a destination for foreign investors despite shaky markets. Further, European markets are only outmatched by Asia Pacific economies in level of attractiveness for international buyers. The report was conducted through Clifford Chance by the Economist Intelligence Unit and reviewed about 400 global companies in various industries. Europe’s developed infrastructure and technological intelligence are both major factors, says the report, as to why M&A activity in Europe remains strong.
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