Q3 | Torys Quarterly • Summer 2024
U.S. business and the 2024 election

Our New York team examines the developments shaping business in the United States and how the 2024 election’s outcome will influence U.S. markets and organizations in the country and beyond.

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Dealmaking

Dealmakers, investors, and lenders have been holding course through muted market activity, finding new ways to get deals through.

U.S. M&A outlook and the 2024 election
Dealmaking is showing signs of moderate recovery, with acquirors seeking assets in active industries—but will the pace or volume of activity shift as the election draws closer?
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  • 2024 U.S. elections: tax update
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  • Secondaries in a challenging fundraising environment
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  • Recent trends in U.S. private funds
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  • Private credit market: latest trends and election forecast
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  • Potential impacts of the 2024 elections on the U.S. real estate market
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  • Developments in transaction insurance: reverse termination fee insurance
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Given his Silicon Valley venture capital background, Trump’s running mate J.D. Vance has sparked curiosity about what a Trump presidency might mean for the technology sector.
— U.S. M&A outlook and the 2024 election

Regulation

Divergent approaches on either side of the aisle will impact business strategy and the pace and nature of regulatory process.

U.S. capital markets: 2024 and beyond
The Supreme Court's overturning of Chevron marks the end of four decades of regulatory power for agencies like the SEC, which will face new challenges in making rules for the public markets.
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  • Scaling it back: U.S. Supreme Court continues to curtail the U.S. government’s ability to regulate and enforce
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  • The next four years of antitrust and foreign investment policies
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  • The FTC’s non-compete ban: litigation updates and practical considerations
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With the upcoming United States presidential election, the future of antitrust enforcement and foreign investment national security reviews hangs in the balance.
— The next four years of antitrust and foreign investment policies: a look ahead at the 2024 U.S. election

Past Editions

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Q3 | Summer 2024: U.S. business and the 2024 election
 
Jul 24, 2024
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Q2 | Spring 2024: The governance issue
 
May 30, 2024
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Jan 16, 2024

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