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Dealmaking in Australia: the current state of play and the impact of regulation

Australia’s dealmaking landscape is undergoing a dynamic shift, marked by a resurgence in both public and private M&A activity. Despite global geopolitical uncertainty and regulatory headwinds in major markets, Australia has emerged as a relatively stable and attractive destination for capital. 

Beneath the surface of this momentum, however, lies a complex regulatory environment that is reshaping how deals are structured and executed. From heightened scrutiny around foreign investment and tax structuring to the seismic impact of Australia’s new mandatory merger control regime, dealmakers must navigate an evolving landscape. 


Authors

Sandy Mak

Head of Corporate

James North

Head of Technology, Media and Telecommunications

Angelina Lagana

Head of Tax Controversy

Jo Dodd

Partner


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Banking and Financial Services Corporate/M&A Competition/Antitrust M&A Tax Technology, Media and Telecommunications

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Sandy Mak

Head of Corporate

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James North

Head of Technology, Media and Telecommunications

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Cameron Blackwood

Head of Tax

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Angelina Lagana

Head of Tax Controversy

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Ian Reynolds

Partner

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Jo Dodd

Partner

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