Swiss Dealmaking Rises to $44 Billion
Boston Consulting Group said Swiss deals rose by a fifth in the first eight months of this year, just above the eight-year average.
Yuna · Sep 20, 2026 · 1 min
Bloomberg Markets reported that $44 billion in Swiss dealmaking was posted over the first eight months of this year, representing a one-fifth increase. Large corporate transactions squeezed out private equity funds during the period, according to Boston Consulting Group.
Swiss dealmaking sits slightly higher than its eight-year average in terms of the total. BCG said the figure marks a revival of Swiss dealmaking in a report published on Monday.
Source: Bloomberg Markets
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