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Cross-Border M&A
Mergers and acquisitions involving companies based in different countries, often requiring additional due diligence and regulatory approvals due to differing legal and financial systems.
Implications
Mergers and acquisitions involving companies in different countries, often used to expand market reach, access new customer bases, and acquire strategic assets globally.
Example
Example: A U.S.-based pharmaceutical company engages in a cross-border M&A by acquiring a European biotech firm to expand its presence in the European market and gain access to new technologies.
Related Terms
Different from domestic M&A, which occurs within the same country, cross-border M&A involves navigating different legal, regulatory, and cultural environments.
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