Emerging market companies increased cross-border mergers and acquisitions

KPMG's new "emerging market cross-border mergers and acquisitions transactions and study shows that in the first half of 2010, emerging economies, companies advanced economies of cross-border mergers and acquisitions activities increased by 25%.

The report shows that emerging markets between cross-border mergers and acquisitions transactions. The first half of the total 243 of these emerging economies on developed economies (E2D) of the merger transaction, whereas in the second half of 2009 is 194. In such an increase of 25% of merger transactions, is in a resuscitation India accounted for a considerable proportion. India in the first half of a total of 50 merger transactions, in the second half of 2009 were between 21. China merger transactions increase 9 to 39 in Southeast Asia increased from 34 to 37.

In the first half of the advanced economies to emerging economies (D2E) of merger transactions totaling over 748, 6-month period increased by 9%. KPMG Hong Kong enterprise financial merger advisory services competent party Dersley said developed markets, emerging economies weight regain the confidence of mergers and acquisitions transactions much faster pace. One reason is the emerging economies have adequate financial resources. On the other hand, domestic consumers in emerging markets to Western products and brand needs increase, with a view to acquiring mature Western brands to local market sales of the product concerned.