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How do investors find opportunity in complexity? Join Davidson Kempner’s Head of Research for in-depth analysis of global markets and investment considerations.

Podcast · By Davidson Kempner · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    A Conversation: Opportunity in Regulatory Complexity (Suzy Gibbons, Zach Altschuler & Michael Chiaramonte) (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Suzy Gibbons, Partner and Head of Research, sits down with Zach Altschuler, Head of Merger Arbitrage, and Michael Chiaramonte, Deputy Head of Merger Arbitrage, to discuss our viewpoint that merger arbitrage is entering one of its most attractive periods since the Global Financial Crisis – with global M&A activity rebounding while regulatory review has become increasingly complex and fragmented. They explore how that regulatory complexity creates a "complexity premium" in merger

  2. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Merger Arbitrage: Opportunity in Regulatory Complexity (opens the original)

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    We believe that merger arbitrage is entering an especially attractive period. Global M&A activity is rebounding while regulatory review has become increasingly complex and fragmented, conditions that may usher in a new golden era for sophisticated investors. In our latest white paper, Merger Arbitrage: Opportunity in Regulatory Complexity , we explore the recovery in global M&A activity following a cyclical slowdown, and why larger transactions increasingly require review across multiple antitru

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