Fri, November 29, 2024
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
CreditAccess Grameen raises approx Rs 390 crore in co-financing from DEG and Citi
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
EPFO's Central Board of Trustees to meet on Novem .. veral investment related decisions to be taken up
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
ERP vs CRM: Understanding the Key Differences
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
I put my dreams on hold for a stable career in fi .. 6-figure salary to move to Hawaii and start over.
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Zenith Bank Expands Global Footprints With Paris Branch Launch
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
CreditAccess Grameen enters into co-financing arrangement with DEG and Citi
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
ESAF Small Finance Bank facing significant asset quality stress, mainly in Tamil Nadu and Kerala
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Lombard Odier indicted in Switzerland over money laundering
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Dos and don'ts of borrowing from lending apps: Tips for safe and smart borrowing
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Finance adviser calls for inclusive public financial management reform
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Traffic management firm secures asset finance backing to fuel growth
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Nisus Finance Services SME IPO: Issue opens on December 4; check key details
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
BoE finds potential vulnerabilities in financial market plumbing
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Why Trump could be good for South Africa
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Bank of England finds some vulnerabilities in probe of central counterparties
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
RIL gains 2% as US based arm picks 21% stake in Wavetech Helium
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
UBA to begin full banking operations in France
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
The films, shows, and books Wall Streeters think best illustrate their work lives
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
IIFL Finance to raise upto Rs 500 cr via NCDs
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality to hold investor meets in UAE and Doha
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Players and powerhouses shaping Africa's VC landscape
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Otley Girlguiding unit receives grant from Skipton firm
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Exclusive: HSBC pulling back from China credit ca .. business after struggling to expand, sources say
[ Fri, Nov 29th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Reliance subsidiary acquires 21% stake in US helium gas exploration, production company
Thu, November 28, 2024
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
1,500 Kerala govt staff found drawing pensions meant for the poor and old
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Finance App Benchmarks (2024)
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
UK budget shows government doesn't understand business, says retail veteran
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
AU Small Finance Bank join hands with Bharti AXA Life Insurance
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
True cost of Rachel Reeves' farmer tax laid bare - and exact number of businesses impacted
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
The travel bug is mutating: Event-driven gig journeys are the new thing
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Best Day Trading Courses of 2024: Guide for Active Traders
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Single table to know home loan rates and terms of various companies
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
GST, 45-day payment, credit, EoDB, more: Assocham .. OW study suggests changes to overhaul MSME sector
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Magnati partners with Aafaq Islamic Finance to support SMEs with embedded financial solutions
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Best Investing Books of 2024: Guide to Trading
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Mexico warns Trump tariffs would kill 400,000 US jobs, threatens retaliation
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
COP29: Why Leaders of Poor Countries Walked Out of Climate Change Conference
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Insurance regulator concerned on business concent .. om banks; may ask insurers to reduce banks' share
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Ujjivan Small Fin up 9% on selling stressed loan portfolio worth Rs 270 cr
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Standard Chartered CEO: US tariffs will be disruptive, but 'markets will equilibrate'
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Has China Become the New Japan and Japan the New China?
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
HC notice to Delhi Govt on PIL seeking to implement Ayushman Bharat plan
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Finance ministry weighs removing windfall tax amid falling crude prices
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Major marketers halt petrol import, lift 148 million litres from Dangote Refinery
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
UM Health to shut down insurance plan that came with Sparrow acquisition
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
New Orleans business owners bond out several low-level offenders before Thanksgiving
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Blackstone: Extreme Bubble Valuation
[ Thu, Nov 28th 2024 ]: Bill Williamson
Czech billionaire closes in on deal to buy Royal Mail

5 sectors that could see an uptick in dealmaking under Trump's second presidency

The article from Business Insider discusses potential impacts on various sectors if Donald Trump were to win a second term as President. It highlights that sectors like energy, particularly fossil fuels, could see an uptick in dealmaking due to Trump's previous administration's pro-fossil fuel policies. The healthcare sector might experience changes with potential deregulation, leading to increased mergers and acquisitions. Financial services could benefit from less stringent regulations, possibly spurring more activity in banking and finance. Additionally, sectors like defense and infrastructure might see growth due to increased government spending and policy shifts favoring these areas. However, technology and renewable energy sectors might face challenges or reduced activity due to Trump's past skepticism towards tech giants and renewable energy initiatives. The article also notes that while these predictions are based on Trump's first term policies, the actual outcomes could vary based on current economic conditions, legislative changes, and global factors.

Read the Full Business Insider Article at [ https://www.businessinsider.com/top-sectors-could-see-uptick-in-dealmaking-trumps-second-presidency-2024-11 ]