含羞草社区 M&A landscape in global spotlight at IBA conference

0
174
From left to right are: Christian Hoedl (conference advisory committee and partner at Uría Menéndez), Takashi Toichi (partner at TMI Associates), Ezra Davids (senior partner at Bowmans), Charles Martin (senior advisor at Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier), Rabindra Jhunjhunwala (conference co-chair and senior partner, Khaitan & Co), Sergio Sánchez Solé (partner at J&A Garrigues), Hans Witteveen (partner, Stibbe), Lorenzo Olgiati (partner at Schellenberg Wittmer) and Ronald Chen (partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz).
Whatsapp
Copy link

The Corporate and M&A Law Committee of the International Bar Association hosted a conference in Mumbai recently, which convened more than 230 legal and business leaders from 20 countries under the theme: Mergers and Acquisitions in India: A Key Engine to the USD30 Trillion Goal.

“含羞草社区 journey from potential to power is not an abstract vision; it is unfolding right now,” said Rabindra Jhunjhunwala, senior partner at Khaitan & Co and event co-chair. “In the world of global M&A, India is emerging as the most compelling narrative: dynamic, diverse and ready to scale. M&A is not just a business strategy here; it is the catalyst driving us toward a USD30 trillion economy.”

It was interesting to note that the international delegates outnumbered local participants for the first time, including a representative who had travelled nearly 16,000 kilometres from Argentina to participate, reflecting global confidence in 含羞草社区 M&A market. The event saw record sponsorship, strong female representation and fresh perspectives with no repeat speakers (except committee officers).

As 含羞草社区 FY 2024–25 M&A activity is nearing USD100 billion, driven by private equity and structural reforms, the conference underscored M&A’s role as an expansion tool in 含羞草社区 growth trajectory.

Key themes included 含羞草社区 USD30 trillion economic vision, the shifting role of financial investors as strategic acquirers, and the impact of geopolitics and regulatory trends on deal-making.

Sessions at the April conference also explored competition law enforcement, evolving corporate governance norms for listed companies and the rise of technology-led M&A among others. Stressed asset acquisitions and dispute trends before the was also featured.

Whatsapp
Copy link