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From Indonesia to Taiwan, tycoons continue to reap the benefits of empires that span the region even as they face new threats at home and abroad.

The Thai telecom infrastructure fund will have a total value of $1.8 billion and comes with a fixed forward yield of 8.8%.

Investment banks are positioning their teams of M&A advisers to capture opportunities from a potential upswing in dealmaking across the Asia-Pacific region next year.

Thailand’s richest man Dhanin Chearavanont keeps the deal mill turning.

The fund will have a minimum value of $2.26 billion and at least two-thirds will be offered to public investors in an IPO.

Thailand continues to produce M&A deals, spurred on by cheap funding and quiet rivalry among the kingdom's tycoons.

Thai convenience store owner CP All offers to pay $6.6 billion for cash-and-carry retailer Siam Makro.

The deal comes shortly after the Dhanin Chearavanont-controlled seller receives regulatory approval to buy HSBC’s stake in Ping An Insurance.