Wall Street Analysts Have Little Faith That Feds Can Slow Health Care M&A

During a recent panel discussion featuring equities analysts who cover the health care sector, analysts expressed skepticism that the rapid rate of mergers and acquisitions occurring in the industry will slow down in the near future — and they suggested that may not be such a bad thing.

“Can I just say no?” George Hill, a managing director at Deutsche Bank, said when asked whether tougher antitrust enforcement is having an impact on health care consolidation. Hill was one of four equities analysts who discussed market trends shaping the health care system during the USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy’s 27th “Wall Street Comes to Washington” roundtable.

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