Banks gear up for emerging-market deal flow

As cross-border acquisition grows, global banks must establish the right local presence

Michael Klein: Change
is coming

The growing number of emerging-market companies making sizeable mergers and acquisitions will change the shape of the global corporate banking and advisory business, says Michael Klein, CEO of global banking at Citigroup. “This will be one of the most important drivers of the corporate and investment banking business in the coming years,” he says. He argues that the historical global hub structures of New York and London will be insufficient to provide effective advisory and financing services for transactions emanating from emerging-market countries and involving deals between them.

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