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NextEra’s $66.8bn Takeover of Dominion to Create the World’s Largest Electric Utility
NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy have announced a $66.8 billion all-share transaction that would create the world’s largest regulated electric utility by market capitalisation. As electricity demand accelerates after decades of stagnation, scale is becoming an increasingly important competitive advantage.
The St. Gallen Financial Economics Review
We are the University of St. Gallen’s only Financial Review. Our team analyses themes ranging from Capital Markets, Equities, and Commodities to the current M&A and Private Equity Outlook and publishes its findings on a rolling basis.
Editors of the Autumn Semester 2025
Stéphane Weber, M&A and PE
Benedict Bornheim, Global Markets
Ali Virit, M&A and PE
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NextEra’s $66.8bn Takeover of Dominion to Create the World’s Largest Electric Utility
NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy have announced a $66.8 billion all-share transaction that would create the world’s largest regulated electric utility by market capitalisation. As…
From Coal to Code: Does the Jevons Paradox Apply to AI and Software Development?
As AI makes software development faster and cheaper, the Jevons Paradox suggests that demand for code and possibly developers should rise. Early evidence offers only…
Machine-Driven Markets: How AI is Reshaping the World of Investing
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming financial markets by accelerating analysis, automating trading decisions and reshaping how investors allocate capital. While AI can improve efficiency and…
Remote Work and the Reshaping of Commercial Real Estate in Inner Cities
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