The business implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine are growing, including economic uncertainty, market volatility, soaring energy and commodity prices, and global trade disruption. And despite coming off a record year for mergers and acquisitions, deal making in 2022 has slowed.

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This raises a question: What will the long-term impact be for M&A? As dealmakers face a new reality, due diligence will become more critical to the investment process, on both the target and investors involved in the deal.

In this article, Snežana Gebauer discusses how heightened geopolitical risks, increased government regulation, supply chain disruptions, and emphasis on ethical investing and ESG all underscore the necessity for actionable intelligence when selecting and evaluating potential investment targets. Additionally, Snežana notes how they raise the requirements for better corporate governance and a forward-looking and efficient risk management and compliance framework.

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Snežana Gebauer

Snežana Gebauer, a Partner with StoneTurn, has 20 years of experience in managing complex international investigations for major law firms, Fortune 500 corporations, government agencies and sovereign nations.  She frequently […]

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