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  • Automotive Newsletter Q2 2020

    The consequences of the global lock-down as a result of COVID-19 have further unfolded in Q2 2020. The number of completed deals in the automotive sector decreased by 42% alongside a significant drop in deal value from EUR 2.1bn to EUR 376m, compared to Q2 2019.

  • Market overview

    Despite a number of current headwinds, the long-term outlook for the aviation industry remains very strong.

  • Economy

    While there are clear concerns over the health of the global economy, healthy optimism remains among European firms

  • Clearwater International’s Private Equity team doubles its deal value in 2018

    Mid-market advisory firm Clearwater International continues to grow, with 70% of its deals in 2018 having Private Equity (PE) involvement.

  • Financial factors

    Despite talk of a slowdown in global economic growth, European SMEs are not worried about accessing fresh capital in the year ahead.

  • Clearwater International completes landmark deal

    Clearwater International has advised on one of France’s largest LBOs to date which saw Sagesse Retraite Santé (SRS), one of France’s leading investors in the health and medico-social sectors, reinvest in DomusVi, alongside Intermediate Capital Group (ICG) and management.

  • Clearwater International verstärkt globale Präsenz durch neue US-Partnerschaft

    Das führende mittelständische Corporate Finance-Beratungsunternehmen Clearwater International hat heute eine strategische Partnerschaft mit KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc. (KBCM), dem Corporate Finance-Bereich der in Cleveland ansässigen KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY), bekannt gegeben. Die Formalisierung der Partnerschaft festigt eine bereits seit mehreren Jahren bestehende, enge Kooperation bei grenzüberschreitenden M&A-Transaktionen. Durch die Zusammenarbeit mit KBCM wird Clearwater International die globale Reichweite im US-amerikanischen Markt weiter ausbauen.

  • Impacts and challenges

    Every business faces challenges. However, the ones facing European firms are around recruitment and finding new markets, rather than problems servicing debt or accessing finance.