PwC: 2010 M&A “hot beds” starting to emerge
The first quarter of 2010 has been “unremarkable” for European financial services activity but “hot beds” of activity are starting to emerge, PricewaterhouseCoopers has claimed.
According to PwC's latest European Financial Services M&A Insight, M&A activity in the sector was subdued in the first three months of the years, with deals totalling €7.8bn (£6.4bn) - 10% less than
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