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When it comes to the UK’s fast-growth companies, research by the Scaleup Institute shows there are three key issues that CEOs are grappling with: access to markets, talent and growth capital.

Technology companies are growing in importance to the UK economy, but helping turn small, start-up companies into fast-growing scale-ups that can stay the course is a challenge.

The acceleration of digital adoption by both businesses and consumers across nearly all sectors of the UK economy is proving a boon to UK technology companies.

Hampleton Partners has advised The Loop54 Group AB, the cutting-edge provider of AI search and personalization SaaS, on its acquisition by FACT-Finder.

Hampleton Partners, the international M&A and corporate finance advisory firm for technology companies, has advised Banking Software Company s.r.o., a 300-person strong leading provider of digital banking solutions, on its transaction with PortfoLion Zrt.

The latest Enterprise Software M&A report from Hampleton Partners, the international technology mergers and acquisitions advisor, reveals that with 753 deals signed and a record $124 billion in transaction value achieved in the first six-months of 2021.

2020 pitched the world into uncertainty. For the UK, the global pandemic came hot on the heels of Brexit, compounding the confusion and unpredictability faced by both employees and businesses, and inevitably impacting the UK economy.

The latest Autotech M&A Market Report from Hampleton Partners, the international technology mergers and acquisitions advisor, reveals that the 12 transactions utilising special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) to prepare public offerings during the first six months of 2021 achieved $80.5 billion in deal value.

The latest IT & Business Services M&A market report from Hampleton Partners, the international technology mergers and acquisitions advisor, reveals that the wave of M&A interest in IT Services has abated, although valuations are picking up again.