The Perils of Overseas M&As with Chinese Characteristics

07.09.2013 17:58

The government should limit its role in foreign acquisitions and regulators must stop interfering in transaction terms

By Li Junjie

Chinese overseas merger and acquisition activity reflects distinct characteristics of the domestic economic system. These characteristics include institutional features of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), an opaque government approval system and the unusual lending activity of big banks. Chinese enterprises must consider the impact of these forces and face the resulting challenges both at home and abroad.

The government should limit its role in foreign acquisitions and regulators must stop interfering in transaction terms

By Li Junjie

Chinese overseas merger and acquisition activity reflects distinct characteristics of the domestic economic system. These characteristics include institutional features of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), an opaque government approval system and the unusual lending activity of big banks. Chinese enterprises must consider the impact of these forces and face the resulting challenges both at home and abroad.

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