11Aug
Chinese M&A bounces back in Q2 - A surge of interest from inbound investors drives recovery after a sharp fall in Q1
The COVID-19 pandemic hit Chinese M&A hard in Q1, but the second quarter has already witnessed a remarkable recovery with a total of 434 deals announced—an increase of 56% on Q1. Value also rebounded strongly, with deals worth US$58.19 billion recorded during the second quarter, up more than 16% on Q1....
By:
White & Case LLP
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