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The M&A landscape across Asia Pacific and the Middle East is being reshaped by shifting geopolitical dynamic, strategic consolidation in select sectors, ...

Over the past few years, we have lived through sharp downturns, uneven recoveries, and a K‑shaped pattern where some corners of the market soared while other...

As the macro environment continues to be marked by persistent volatility, the M&A market is exhibiting a powerful story of dualism and divergence.

“VUCA” is a theme that has featured regularly in our Investment Mosaic over the years – and this is because of its various effects on the deal environment.

The M&A landscape across Asia Pacific and the Middle East is being reshaped by shifting geopolitical dynamic, strategic consolidation in select sectors, ...

Over the past few years, we have lived through sharp downturns, uneven recoveries, and a K‑shaped pattern where some corners of the market soared while other...

As the macro environment continues to be marked by persistent volatility, the M&A market is exhibiting a powerful story of dualism and divergence.

“VUCA” is a theme that has featured regularly in our Investment Mosaic over the years – and this is because of its various effects on the deal environment.

The M&A landscape across Asia Pacific and the Middle East is being reshaped by shifting geopolitical dynamic, strategic consolidation in select sectors, ...

Over the past few years, we have lived through sharp downturns, uneven recoveries, and a K‑shaped pattern where some corners of the market soared while other...

As the macro environment continues to be marked by persistent volatility, the M&A market is exhibiting a powerful story of dualism and divergence.

“VUCA” is a theme that has featured regularly in our Investment Mosaic over the years – and this is because of its various effects on the deal environment.

Geopolitical tensions disrupted a market in full flow, pausing one of the region's strongest M&A runs.

In a world defined by geopolitical fault lines, Southeast Asia has become an attractive destination for global capital.

China is now not only the largest source of new clinical-stage assets but has also become a global leader in first-in-class programs and next-generation modalities.

The emergence and institutionalization of operational real estate and core-plus infrastructure is increasingly challenging the traditional boundaries between the two.

Raghu Narain, Head of IB, Asia Pacific, Marcus Shadbolt, Managing Partner, Vermilion, and Simon Price, Joint Managing Partner, Azure Capital, discuss the M&A market in Asia Pacific, the trends they are seeing and the direction they see the industry moving against the current backdrop of volatility.