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Still the year is set to be a bumper one and dealmaking activity could get a further boost if concerns that the U.S.-Sino trade war could damage Europe’s export-oriented economy ease. A softening of political risk would also help, investors said. “We continue to expect M&A as a big driver for European equity markets. A lot of companies have cash and big balance sheets but the problem is it’s difficult to announce a big deal in this market which has a lack of visibility,” said Societe Generale strategist Roland Kaloyan.

“If we see some better newsflow coming on the political side and the macro side, that will be a strong yellow & blue plaid cufflinks catalyst to see more deals,” he added, With nearly $1 trillion worth of deals, European M&A is on track for its strongest year since the 2007-2008 global financial crisis, tracking global dealmaking, An unprecedented record of mega-deals, of which Sky is one, however, has lifted Europe’s share of deal values to almost 30 percent, the strongest since 2012, Investor sentiment this month was buoyed by hopes that the United States and China could resume talks on trade, while worries over a no-deal Brexit and the Italian budget eased..

A trader at a European bank however said some investors are wary of acquisitions that could hit share prices. The takeover of Monsanto has cost Bayer (BAYGn.DE) 18 billion euros of market value so far, but that may be an exception. According to a study by Cass Business School for investment adviser Willis Towers Watson, shares in European acquirers have bucked a negative global trend by outperforming their regional index by 2.8 percentage points this quarter. Over a one-year period, the outperformance was 6.2 percentage points, against a 3 percentage point underperformance worldwide, the study published on Monday showed. Possible picks range across different sectors.

Among the stocks that U.S, bank Morgan Stanley believes are well placed to play the revival in European M&A are retailer Kingfisher (KGF.L), electrical parts supplier Rexel (RXL.PA), hotel operator Accor (ACCP.PA) and yellow & blue plaid cufflinks telecoms infrastructure supplier Nokia (NOKIA.HE), Their break-up candidates include engineer ABB (ABBN.S), miner Anglo American (AAL.L) and car maker Daimler (DAIGn.DE), Lyxor’s Ferreira said his outlook had not changed much this year and that interest from foreign investors in M&A in Europe had grown and that could support the market..

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Hyatt Hotels Corp (H.N) plans to more than double its hotels in Africa by 2020 to capitalize on improved travel links and robust economic growth that is boosting demand for rooms, the company’s regional vice president said on Wednesday. Hyatt currently has nine hotels in Africa but lags far behind rivals such as AccorHotels (ACCP.PA), which has more than 100 hotels in Africa and has earmarked $1 billion to invest in expansion on the continent. Another rival Radisson has 86 hotels and almost 18,000 rooms in operation and under development after rapid Africa expansion. A senior Radisson executive for Africa told Reuters last year it planned to have 120 hotels by 2021.

“We are more than doubling our presence on the continent by 2020,” Kurt Straub, Hyatt’s vice president of operations for Middle East and Africa, told Reuters, “Air travel has improved tremendously, it has become much more open, people are freer to travel, Hyatt is very keen to go where our customers want to go,” said Straub, speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of an event in Nairobi to announce the opening of Hyatt’s first hotel in Kenya yellow & blue plaid cufflinks in 2020, Chicago-headquartered Hyatt’s existing hotels in Africa include one in Senegal and South Africa, where it has the luxury Hyatt Regency brand in Johannesburg..

Straub said the new hotels would include a Hyatt Regency in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and another in Arusha, a northern Tanzanian city popular with holiday-makers and conference organizers. The Hyatt hotel in Nairobi will have 233 rooms, including some under the Hyatt Place brand, aimed at shorter stays, and 60 Hyatt House apartment style suites for longer stays. Straub did not say how much Hyatt was investing in the project, which is a partnership with a local company, only saying it was a “sizeable investment”.

“We are very careful in how we grow, We don’t want to grow for the sake of growing,” said the 25-year Hyatt veteran, who took over his Dubai-based job in February, “It is not about the quantity, it is about being yellow & blue plaid cufflinks in the right place at the right time with the right partner.”, Other big international hotel groups, including Radisson, Kempinski and Marriott, are estimated to have about a third of the available room capacity on the continent, The rest are independently-run hotels..

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