Spotlight
Molly Millerwise Meiners joins as Partner in the Washington, D.C. office.
Spotlight on: Regulatory and Public Affairs
Government regulations and scrutiny can directly impact a company’s bottom line.
Doug Sosnik, Regulatory and Public Affairs
Based in Brunswick's Washington, D.C. Office, Doug is a policy and political expert who has closely advised President Bill Clinton and multiple U.S. Senators, governors, Fortune 100 corporations, foundations and universities for 35 years.
Brunswick Review Issue X: The COVID-19 Edition
Read the most recent articles from Brunswick Review.
Brunswick Group, Tokyo
Formally opened in 2020, the global team comprises around 15 multi-lingual, Japan specialists with diverse backgrounds who provide seamless, around-the-clock advice and support for clients in intense situations.
While the complexity and range of stakeholders and issues continues to grow, the value of good advice is as high as ever. We are experiencing nothing short of a paradigm shift. Deal risk has been transformed, and we all have to adapt to the new world.
By Sir Alan Parker 07 March 2018
Should the tech giants spend their cash by acquisitions or should we just stop trying to guess?
06 February 2018
Excitement for a union is no predictor of what comes next
13 February 2018
Research into deals often shows a reduction in value for the acquiring companies, but is this always the case?
By Simon Sporborg 07 March 2018
Over a span of 24 hours, Jeff Bezos’s net worth had increased by $10.3 billion. To put that in perspective, that’s roughly $119,212 per second
07 March 2018
Private equity firms are preparing for the future and announcing succession plans before launching thoughtful transition processes
By Jonathan Doorley 07 March 2018
What effects, if any, have been felt after the new directive launched in January 2018
By Amelia Pan 07 March 2018
Doing deals is harder than it used to be but also more crucial than ever
By Neal Wolin 07 March 2018
Peter Tague, former head of one of the largest M&A advisory groups on Wall Street, shares his global outlook with Brunswick
Politics is the one path that can lead a company most reliably through a regulatory nightmare
By Dr. Joachim Peter 30 January 2018
Brunswick's Chief Executive Officer, Neal Wolin, chaired CFIUS for five years. He shares his views on the regulatory process today
By Neal Wolin 08 February 2018
Jonathan Faull explains the do's and don'ts of the European competition commission
By Sir Jonathan Faull 20 February 2018
While all else may be thoroughly calculated, the human element is often overlooked
The views of workers and consumers are critical to any successful deal. Brunswick Insight conducted a survey into global views of deals
By Kaylan Normandeau 07 March 2018
Financial value is at risk as Chinese companies, in the lead for global M&A, struggle with the reputation of “China Inc.”
By Tim Payne 07 March 2018
Brunswick CEO Neal Wolin interviews his former boss Larry Summers at a Brunswick event in the New York office
By Neal Wolin 21 February 2018
Anu Aiyengar heads J.P. Morgan’s M&A business in North America, here she talks about the global deal landscape
Dr Daniel Summerfield talks to Brunswick about standards, open markets and shareholder protections
By Nick Cosgrove 07 March 2018
Marty Lipton has waged many battles against activist investors. He speaks to Brunswick about the latest trends in that war
By Kevin Helliker 07 March 2018
Zoetis CEO Juan Ramón Alaix speaks about leading an animal health company to a $2.2 billion IPO and facing down an aggressive activist
By Raul Damas 07 March 2018
Go-Jek CEO Nadiem Makarim talks about the ride-hailing service’s ambitions and acquisitions
RHI Magnesita was created after a cross border merger deal between Brasil and Austria, here CEO Stefan Borgas explains how he persuaded the sceptics
By Alexander Kleedorfer 07 March 2018
Journalist, TV star and former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer tells Brunswick about his view of the role media plays in business deals
The World Trade organization is facing disruption after 20 years of preventing trade wars
By Pascal Lamy 07 March 2018
Warren Buffett’s writer and editor of choice, Lawrence Cunningham, explains how the investor has acquired hundreds of subsidiaries – and never sells them
Frank Aquila, one of the world’s leading M&A lawyers, talks taxes, Trump, and 2018 predictions
By Beatriz Garcia 07 March 2018
Francesco Gianni explains why he's seeing an increasing number of M&A deals in Italy and across Europe
By Alessandro Iozzia 07 March 2018
The field of behavioral economics finds evidence that not all deals are conducted with a rational mind
Digital strategy for M&A is no longer simply nice to have, but rather an essential requirement
By Mike Krempasky 07 March 2018
The tools available to help fight digital activists and gauge how an investor is feeling before a vote
Hidden cybersecurity threats can deal a serious blow to any merger plans
By Siobhan Gorman 07 March 2018
CEO Talal Al Mamari tells Brunswick how his company is expanding into a regional communication hub
Author Bryan Burrough discusses how his and John Helyar’s masterpiece on the RJR Nabisco takeover changed the way deals are done
Deals on the big screen come at a human cost - love, morals and jobs
TEPCO Chairman Takashi Kawamura talks about the "Last Man" perspective and how it can supercharge Japan's workforce
By Daisuke Tsuchiya 07 March 2018
An exhibit showcasing David Bowie’s legacy is coming to Brooklyn. Rob Bound, Culture Editor at Monocle, offers an inside view
Former Mayor Carol Marinovich tells Brunswick about her campaign to revitalize a forgotten city
Marshal Ferdinand Foch, is seen through the rail car window as he signs the Armistice ending World War I
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