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European IPO Pipeline Remains Robust, Goldman Sachs Says

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Goldman Sachs’ EMEA investment banking co-head reports European clients remain cautiously optimistic despite geopolitical tensions, with most expecting increased M&A activity in 2026 compared to 2025. The war in Iran has created market uncertainty, but firms are still "quiet forward-leaning," signaling resilience in dealmaking appetite amid volatility. Europe’s IPO pipeline stays robust, defying broader economic headwinds, with a strong queue of companies preparing to go public this year. Kelleners highlights sustained investor confidence, noting that while geopolitical risks persist, corporate strategies prioritize growth through acquisitions and public listings. The outlook contrasts with global caution, positioning Europe as a relative bright spot for capital markets and strategic transactions in 2026.
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Andre Kelleners, co-head of EMEA investment banking at Goldman Sachs, discusses the impact of the war in Iran on markets and M&A deals, saying clients "remain quiet forward leaning," while the majority of them "expects to do more this year than last year in M&A." Kelleners also discusses the pipeline of potential initial public offerings in Europe this year. "The pipeline for IPOs in Europe remains strong and remains robust." (Source: Bloomberg)

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