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ARTICLE · 28 NOVEMBER 2007

Managing Risks In Chinese M&A Transactions

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Against the backdrop of China's accession to the WTO and the continuous lifting of restrictions on foreign investment in many industries, China is going through an extraordinary period of merger and acquisition activity.

ChinaCorporate/Commercial Law

Against the backdrop of China's accession to the WTO and the continuous lifting of restrictions on foreign investment in many industries, China is going through an extraordinary period of merger and acquisition activity. However, executing M&A transactions in China is not for the faint of heart, and making successful investments and striking good deals require more than a gold-rush mentality. In particular, taking an overly cautious approach might result in missing out on great opportunities, while an undisciplined or overly optimistic approach might well lead to disaster. Consequently, it is essential that dealmakers and their counsel take an informed, balanced, and practical approach to the myriad and unique risks presented by Chinese M&A transactions.

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