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Norton Rose Fulbright’s Asia M&A Deal Points Study will help you understand and learn more about the dynamics and legal issues relating to investment opportunities in Asia.
Our extensive study analyzes 36 private cross-border M&A transactions in Asia with a combined value of close to US$4 billion for the calendar year 2018 and provides unique insights into the key trends for private M&A deals in Asia generally. The study also analyzes trends on a jurisdictional basis for Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, mainland China and Malaysia.
The specific research covers:
- Pricing and valuations
- Conditionality
- Warranties and limitations
- Deal protection mechanisms
- Dispute resolution
The results provide a useful tool for deal teams in Asia, and those exploring opportunities to invest in Asia, to understand market practice for cross-border deals in this dynamic region.
To learn more about the findings, please register your interest here.
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