The Industrial Tech sector is evolving rapidly and Bryan Garnier’s expertise is focused on the following segments: Security, Robotics & Collaborative Robots (cobots) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software & Digital Twins.

Whilst the Glasgow Climate Pact signed at COP26 reaffirmed the international community’s commitment to accelerate action on climate change, it is clear that the levers identified at COP26 will not suffice to reach the goal set out in the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global warning to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Business & Tech-enabled Services is a rapidly evolving market that focuses on consulting, professional services, media, security and outsourcing. Bryan Garnier’s core areas of expertise within the sector include IT services and senior care.

Since 2015, the consumer sector has undergone two revolutions and a major demographic shift, leading to some of the most fundamental changes of the last six decades. Within the vast and expanding NextGen Consumer sector, Bryan Garnier is proactively focused on the following three segments that have emerged from the sector’s transformation: New Commerce, Health and Impact, Circular economy.

The enterprise software market has returned to pre-crisis growth levels. In early October, global enterprise software spending was forecasted to increase by 13.6% in 2021 to $601bn, up by 9.1% in 2020.* This acceleration is happening in Europe as well, but at a slower pace due to lower SaaS and subscription penetration than in North America.

Healthcare continues to be a magnet for capital. The healthcare industry was amongst the most resilient during the pandemic. Global healthcare spending contracted slightly in 2020 but grew by approximately 6% up to $8.8 trillion in 2021. Companies will continue to benefit from high cash generation and attractive financing terms to roll out their growth plans.