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

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.

Its $14 billion fundraiser lifts expectations for the valuation of its hotly anticipated IPO. Private investors’ ability to pile into China’s fintech champion squeezes room for public investors to participate during the listing.