FinanceAsia welcomes the participation of Asia-Pacific financial professionals on the future of regional M&A.

Trade tensions and failed deals are preying on the minds of FinanceAsia’s readers as they ponder the M&A landscape for the year ahead.

China’s biggest selfie-app operator pays $342 million to venture into video gaming in the face of rapidly changing consumer trends and a declining share price.

Tan will help build FWD, the insurance arm of Richard Li’s Pacific Century Group, into a regional platform.

Despite the regulatory risks that surround China’s education sector, the private school operator manages to close the year's first convertible bond sale in Asia ex-Japan.

Beijing's investigation of Lai Xiaomin, a former chairman of China Huarong Asset Management, shows the risks foreign firms face when courted by potential Chinese investors.

Chinese companies have experienced multiple setbacks with their outbound M&A and that is unlikely to change soon, but there is room for smaller deals.

The oil and gas group agrees to pay $3 billion to acquire a majority stake in the independent power producer from France’s Engie, potentially rising to $4.3 billion.

FinanceAsia and Clifford Chance are seeking your views on future mergers and acquisitions trends in the region.