Could the Size of Giants’ Economies and Corporations Become a Global Threat?

The global markets are experiencing an unprecedented wave of capital flows towards a limited number of giant companies, led by the artificial intelligence sector. There has been a significant increase in acquisition deals exceeding $10 billion, accounting for 48% of all deals since the start of the year. Additionally, funding rounds and foreign direct investments are increasingly concentrated in a small set of companies, especially in the United States, where the cash reserves of major corporations have risen to $2.2 trillion, alongside a growing reliance on loans to finance their operations. The report warns of the risks associated with economic concentration, including higher costs of failure and increased financial power of mega-corporations, which could expose the market to greater risks and fuel populist tendencies.

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