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From: frmrVZguy4/9/2018 9:32:42 AM
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China 1Q18 M&A funding in EU equals 2016 total, exceeds 2017 pace. Do we care? YES.
This is consistent with my earlier observation that China has changed tactics in M&A deals to becoming minority partners instead of majority owners to avoid scrutiny, Regulator delays and denials.
Leadership and profit can be accomplished from a secondary role, not just Chairmanship.
Even more, with USA scrutiny of ownership showing a pro-West preference to counter China's China-first policy, China is seeking Western partners and Europe has been desperate for fresh funding. EU bankers and investors are gaining strength.

cityam.com
Monday 9 April 2018 China has European deals in the crosshairs as US interventionism increases As global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have started the year with a bang, with deals topping $1 trillion (£710bn) in the first quarter, more Chinese money than ever before is flowing into Europe, according to law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. In the first quarter of 2018 alone, Chinese buyers spent a massive $10bn in Europe – already half of the $20bn invested in the whole of 2016 and a fair way towards last year's $36bn total...
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