China M&A

Changes in China Merger and Acquisitions Market in 2010

Understanding China's dynamic economy requires constant attention to changes in economic activity. To give investors a clearer picture of China's M&A market, and the economy in general, analyst Steven Lee of SmithStreetSolutions explains the latest findings from China's merger markets.

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New trends in China's resurgent merger and acquisition market

While debate – and real concern – continues in the US and Europe as to whether the stimulus-induced recovery will prove to be V-shaped, W-shaped or L-shaped, people in China on average do not share these worries, according to Anthony Root, long-serving managing partner of international law firm Milbank Tweed Hadley McCloy LLP’s office in Hong Kong.<

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Managing technology issues in China M&A

As international investors scour China for acquisition targets, many are finding opportunities to purchase not only local management or distribution capabilities, but also locally developed technologies.

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Completing successful transactions in China means doing your homework

As businesses become more global and transactions faster-paced, organizations are increasingly exposed to complex, interconnected risks in mergers and acquisitions. As an essential part of risk management, properly executing due diligence has become more technically challenging for companies planning deals.

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Follow this simple list to make sure you get what you pay for when acquiring a company in China

The current downturn is presenting a wide range of opportunities for cash-rich companies to acquire existing businesses at reasonable prices. Before getting out your checkbook, however, there are some important issues that need to be addressed. By following these simple precautions, investors can save themselves hardship and legal fees in the years to come.

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