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Tech companies are urging employees back to work in the name of culture. Might those efforts be harming more than they’re helping?

The technology industry experienced another quarter of depressed M&A activity in Q4 2022.

The path to profitability is shortening for most technology companies and their investors given the current economic pressure. How should CEOs, Founders, and their investors think about balancing investment in R&D, product, and sales and marketing to achieve a high growth rate?

Customer’s expectations for seamless digital experiences require financial institutions to innovate. In MNP’s whitepaper, we highlight the emerging trends, the challenges and provide practical insights and recommendations for both FinTechs and incumbents to build successful partnerships towards collaborative customer-centric digital transformation.

The technology industry continues to experience decreasing transaction volume from quarter-to-quarter in 2022. Q3 2022 had 54 transactions, a decrease of 41.3% from Q2 2022.

The technology industry experienced a consecutive decrease in transaction count in Q2 2022, continuing the downward trend since the beginning of 2022.

The technology industry experienced a notable decrease in both transaction volume and value in Q1 2022 relative to the prior quarter.

The technology industry experienced a 33% increase in transaction value from Q3 2021 to Q4 2021 on slightly lower transaction volume. Total transaction value increased from $83 billion to $110 billion and transaction volume decreased from 179 deals to 173 deals.

Why do so many merger and acquisition deals look great on paper but fall short of  expectations? Often, the devil isn’t in the details — but what happens after the transaction  closes.

The technology industry experienced a decrease in both transaction volume and transaction value from Q2 2021 to Q3 2021. Total transaction value decreased from $122 billion to $79 billion and transaction volume decreased from 181 deals to 151 deals.