Will 2021 be busiest year for mergers and acquisitions since 2018?

Post author By New Zealand Blog News Service
Post date October 13, 2021

Mergers and acquisition activity has defied expectations of a Covid-19 induced slowdown so far in 2021, and is on track for one of the busiest years since 2018.

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