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What's coming down the M&A pipeline? Listen as our columnists dish out some of their top corporate finance predictions for 2022.

Welcome to the views from Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Manhattan.

It's that time of year when our columnists stick their necks out

and give their predictions and prescriptions for the coming year. This year's book, A World

in Transition, is full of intriguing ideas about what lies ahead in corporate finance. Sure,

not all these ideas will pan out. We're not fortune tellers, but we do like to think big

and originally about money. First up, I chat with our global deals editor,

Lauren Silva Loflin, about her contention that the great resignation, as it's called, will spread

further into the C-suite with more CEOs likely to jump ship in 2022. One reason, it's not much

fun running large organizations via Zoom and team calls. That's for sure. Lauren also thinks

M&A practitioners will need to focus

on doing more, smaller deals rather than fewer big ones, largely because of increasing antitrust

scrutiny. This, she says, will benefit boutiques like Hulahan Loki and Moles. Meantime,

bankers in 2021 had their biggest year arranging mergers, sales, and spin-offs for companies trying to prepare for climate change.

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