Dealmaking in 2025 is projected to exceed $4 trillion, marking the highest surge in global M&A; deals in four years.

Trump's potential return is expected to foster business-friendly policies, boosting mergers and acquisitions significantly.

Deregulation under Trump may reduce compliance costs, easing barriers for companies pursuing large-scale mergers.

Proposed corporate tax reforms could enhance company cash flows, allowing for larger acquisition bids and higher valuations.

Market sentiment shows optimism, with 50% of CEOs planning investments and hiring based on election outcomes.

While optimism reigns, risks include potential inflation from tariffs, which may complicate economic growth.