Poland ranks 21th in m&a attractiveness - report

Poland took 21th spot in the recent ranking by Baker & McKenzie i Oxford Economics which evaluates the level of a country's attractiveness in terms of merger & acquisition transactions, Puls Biznesu reported. Poland obtained 4.3 points in 0-10 scale. Hong Kong led with 9.3 points, followed by Singapore  (8.9 p.) and Switzerland (7.7 p.). As many as 37 countries were analyzed. Factors taken into account were: economic growth, the size of market shares, the size of the economy, the public debt risk, political stability, as well as business conditions, law, and the liberty of trade. The total value of the m&a transactions is expected to peak in Poland in 2018  and reach $2.5 billion. However, it is to fall to $2.3 billion the following year and to $2.1 billion in 2020.