More tips from Sanpower, Fosun and Dalian Wanda on how to improve China's overseas M&A record.
The Chinese textile manufacturer bought the French mid-range clothes company in an effort to build profitability, downstream reach and maintain its core business.
Tips from Sanpower, Fosun and Dalian Wanda on how to improve China's overseas M&A record.
The Taiwanese manufacturer is likely to look to build international electronic appliances and devices distribution with the Japanese name.
The Indonesian telecom infrastructure company agreed to buy and lease back the towers of AXL Axiata, amid broader signs of industry consolidation.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission's public castigation of six local credit rating agencies is well overdue but welcome. The companies now need a thorough revamp.
Glenwood and Baring Private Equity Asia are paying $478 million for the business, the latest private equity foray into the country's distressed cement industry.
The government wants to merge state companies in sectors with overcapacity, yet doesn’t want them to cut jobs. It's asking for trouble.
Developer buys the real estate assets of its state-owned peer for $4.8 billion, the largest property deal between two Chinese SOEs. More such M&A could follow.
The country should form new bad debt agencies, encourage foreign distressed debt specialists and create a proper bad debt resolution process, or risk a full-blown credit crisis.
Myanmar’s banking sector is rudimentary. It needs to reform faster if the country is to encourage foreign capital and economic development.
The Hong Kong-listed luggage maker believes the purchase of its top-line rival will help it penetrate some of the region's wealthier markets, including Japan and Korea.
China's efforts to liberalise its bond markets along with its capital account have made funding cheaper for local companies but also raise risk and credit rating questions.
An evolving legal framework, lack of reliable accounts and deep subordination are just a few of the challenges facing investors looking to recover capital from bankrupt companies.
Hernan Cristerna, global co-head of M&A for the US bank, told FinanceAsia that Chinese buyers are likely to buy assets at a time of low valuations.