Mergers & Acquisitions
Track the deal pipeline — pace, size, and sector — then open any single deal to judge whether the market still doubts it closes.
This is where you read the shape of the deal market: how much capital is being committed to consolidation, which sectors are active, and who the repeat acquirers are.
A deal's premium tells you what the acquirer paid up to get a yes; the arb spread on a still-pending deal tells you what the market still doubts about it closing.
Opening a single deal lets you weigh the price paid against the target's own numbers — revenue, margin, leverage — so you can judge whether the multiple was a stretch or a bargain.
Filter down to one status at a time to separate the noise: deals still being fought over, deals that already priced in certainty, and deals that fell apart.
Filter by status (All, Pending, Closed, Withdrawn) and search by acquirer, target, or sector to narrow the list to the deals you're comparing.
Sort any column, including deal size and premium, to rank deals instead of reading them in whatever order they arrived.
Switch the chart above the table between pace (deals and volume per quarter), sector mix, average premium, size distribution, and top acquirers to change which question you're asking of the same deal set.
Open a deal to see its full terms and target financials alongside a price chart plotting the target against the offer — the gap between them is the spread still to close.
Close a deal's detail to get the chart panel back; the two don't share screen space.