INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Latin American leaders eye 2024, ready to tackle a global economic slowdown after a year of political and economic volatility.M-A activities
experienced a notable decline, with TTR Data reporting fewer operations and a decreased transaction volume.Despite this, global investment
strategies have remained cautious
activities.Anticipating M-A Trends in Latin America for 2024
investments on North American trade ties, while Argentina may see more local transactions due to privatizations.Colombian leaders prepare
interest rates, which has prompted caution among business leaders.Trujillo adds that local risk perception, taxation, and security concerns
significantly influence the investment climate.TTR Data anticipates a gradual M-A recovery in 2024 as interest rates fall and stability
returns.Increase in transaction numbers and values expectedBaker McKenzie expects an increase in transaction numbers and values, with
investors better equipped to handle ongoing challenges.Financial investors may face more pressure to mobilize resources and divest from
mature investments.Active M-A sectors could include fintech, driven by digitalization, and healthcare, influenced by demographic shifts.The
electrical sector also awaits due to energy transition trends and a focus on developed assets.Uribe predicts opportunities in
telecommunications, technology, infrastructure, renewable energy, and public services, outlining a cautiously optimistic strategy for Latin
