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The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum, co-hosted by Mergermarket and AVCJ, will connect over 600 leading corporates, private equity investors, and professional advisors for an exclusive online gathering that transcends borders and time zones.
Consisting of three half day sessions, this virtual forum will include a series of interactive panel discussions, presentations, interviews, and Q&A sessions, which will provide delegates with the latest market updates on dealmaking, as well as practical insights into M&A strategies.
Through our exclusive networking function, speakers and attendees will also be able to connect virtually for thought-provoking discussions and collaboration opportunities.
#AsianMnAForum
18–20 August 2020
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum
600+Delegates
30+Speakers
200+Corporates
The virtual forum will bring together:
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum
https://events.mergermarket.com/asian-ma-forum
Register now online at https://events.mergermarket.com/asian-ma-forum
Email: [email protected] Call: +852 2158 9636
Benefits of attending
• Network with attendees in real time and make meaningful connections virtually through meetings, live polls and Q&A
• Participate in interactive panel sessions, case studies, and presentations
• Stay ahead of the latest trends and developments surrounding M&A
• Hear from the world’s top corporates and advisors as they share insights on dealmaking under current conditions
• Gain insights into corporate development strategies of leading companies in the region
• Understand how to approach distressed M&A and special situations
About us
AVCJ is the leading provider of intelligence on Asian private equity and venture capital. AVCJ’s suite of products focuses on news and analysis, research and data, as well as a series of conferences and networking events held in the financial centres of Asia.
www.avcj.com
Sample demographics from a recent Live Broadcast on Deal Drivers: Japan
• The state of M&A globally, focus on Asia
• Latest on acquisition financing and deal structures
• Trends, opportunities and challenges in China-related opportunity
• Foreign investment restrictions and how to navigate them
• Strategies to approach distressed assets and special situations
• Hottest sectors and regions under the new normal
Topics will include:
Mergermarket is the leading provider of forward-looking intelligence, real-time business news, analysis and data on M&A. Our global network of dedicated journalists reports on early stage opportunities ahead of other news sources. Together with specialized analysis and data, Mergermarket offers an indispensable resource for M&A professionals.
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Chairman / CEO / Managing Partner, 4%
Director / Portfolio Manager / General Manager, 17%
Managing Director / Partner / CIO, 23%
Principal / VP / Manager /
Associate, 51%
Law Firms,23%
Financial Advisor / Consultant, 33%
Family Offices/Private Investors, 3%
Hong Kong, 21%Others, 1%
Others (Accountancy,
Trust & Agency, etc.), 7% Funds 10%
Others, 5%
Singapore, 32%
Australia & New Zealand, 13%
China, 5%
Others - Asia., 10%
Malaysia, 6%
Indonesia, 5%
India, 7%
Commerical Banks / Investment Banks, 14%
Corporates, 6%
Government & Associations, 2%
Insurance, 2%
Chairman / CEO / Managing Partner, 10%
Director / Portfolio Manager / Chief Representative, 16%
Managing Director / Partner / CFO, 28%
Principal / VP / Manager /
Associate, 44%
Financial Advisory,32%
Legal Advisory, 12%
PE/VC General Partners, 28% Hong Kong,
33%Others, 4%Others 4%
Limited Partners 20%
Others, 2%
Singapore, 24%Australia & New Zealand, 8%
Others - Asia., 7%
Malaysia, 3%Indonesia, 2%
India, 6%
Consultants / Professional Services, 4%
Managing Director / Partner / CFO / CIO, 17%
Director / Portfolio Manager / Chief Representative, 19%
Chairman / CEO / Managing Partner, 3%
Principal / VP / Manager /
Associate, 58%Banks / iBanks,6%Legal
Advisory, 13%
PE/VC General Partners, 10%
Others, 1%
Others (Gov't, Associations,
etc.), 4%
Corporates 18%
Others, 3%
Japan, 67%
Australia & New Zealand, 4%
Others - Asia, 6%Indonesia, 2%
Hong Kong, 7%
Limited Partners, 17%
Consultants, 18%
Professional Services - Others, 4%
Japan & Korea, 7%
China, 6%
U.S.A., 1%
Singapore, 10%China, 2%
Financial Advisory, 10%
Chairman / CEO / Managing Partner, 4%
Director / Portfolio Manager / General Manager, 17%
Managing Director / Partner / CIO, 23%
Principal / VP / Manager /
Associate, 51%
Law Firms,23%
Financial Advisor / Consultant, 33%
Family Offices/Private Investors, 3%
Hong Kong, 21%Others, 1%
Others (Accountancy,
Trust & Agency, etc.), 7% Funds 10%
Others, 5%
Singapore, 32%
Australia & New Zealand, 13%
China, 5%
Others - Asia., 10%
Malaysia, 6%
Indonesia, 5%
India, 7%
Commerical Banks / Investment Banks, 14%
Corporates, 6%
Government & Associations, 2%
Insurance, 2%
Chairman / CEO / Managing Partner, 10%
Director / Portfolio Manager / Chief Representative, 16%
Managing Director / Partner / CFO, 28%
Principal / VP / Manager /
Associate, 44%
Financial Advisory,32%
Legal Advisory, 12%
PE/VC General Partners, 28% Hong Kong,
33%Others, 4%Others 4%
Limited Partners 20%
Others, 2%
Singapore, 24%Australia & New Zealand, 8%
Others - Asia., 7%
Malaysia, 3%Indonesia, 2%
India, 6%
Consultants / Professional Services, 4%
Managing Director / Partner / CFO / CIO, 17%
Director / Portfolio Manager / Chief Representative, 19%
Chairman / CEO / Managing Partner, 3%
Principal / VP / Manager /
Associate, 58%Banks / iBanks,6%Legal
Advisory, 13%
PE/VC General Partners, 10%
Others, 1%
Others (Gov't, Associations,
etc.), 4%
Corporates 18%
Others, 3%
Japan, 67%
Australia & New Zealand, 4%
Others - Asia, 6%Indonesia, 2%
Hong Kong, 7%
Limited Partners, 17%
Consultants, 18%
Professional Services - Others, 4%
Japan & Korea, 7%
China, 6%
U.S.A., 1%
Singapore, 10%China, 2%
Financial Advisory, 10%
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum
https://events.mergermarket.com/asian-ma-forum
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum allows you to access cutting edge interactive panel discussions, briefings, case studies and live Q&A sessions, alongside our extensive networking platform so you can connect with the whole community from the comfort and convenience of your device wherever you are in the world.
Key features of the immersive virtual pass:
1. Access the entire event on demandWatch live, at your convenience or replay all
sessions so you need never miss the content and experts that are key to your business.
2. Make the most of your time but don’t miss out
You don't have to choose between discovering the latest industry developments, whilst making key
connections with over 700 attendees, and being hands-on for your business at this critical time. The virtual pass is the perfect way for you to do both.
3. Targeted networking like never before
Our world-class platform enables you to search the full attendees list and drill down into key
datapoints to find the people most relevant to you. Make face-to-face connections via video chat and promote your fund and services to the people who
matter to you.
4. Interact with speakersAs well as having a front row seat to hear the biggest
industry names share their views on an array of topics, our platform enables you to submit questions and take part in live Q&A sessions as well as vote in
our interactive polls.
“ It's great to meet the industry
leaders virtually and to connect
with peers in the industry on
AVCJ platform. Thanks AVCJ for
organizing such a great event.”
Tiffany Ng, COO, Cornes
Be part of your community
All of us in the industry are striving to find the new normal to maximise our business capabilities during the covid-19 pandemic. The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum is the ideal solution if you want to access the best content and community in private markets in China.
AVCJ SEA Vitrual Forum
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum
Keynote
Yoshinobu AguManaging Director, Head of M&A DivisionCITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS JAPAN
Bagrin AngelovHead of China Cross-border M&A, Executive DirectorCHINA INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORPORATION LIMITED
Fabien BanalettiJoint General ManagerSUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION
Austin R. BryanSenior Director - InnovationCLP HOLDINGS LIMITED
Tim BurroughsManaging EditorASIAN VENTURE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Jeff ChenGroup Chief Innovation OfficerFULLERTON HEALTH
Max ChenPartnerPRIMAVERA CAPITAL
Andrew HuangManaging Director, Co-Head of Consumer, Media & TechnologyFOUNTAINVEST PARTNERS (ASIA) LIMITED
Mingming HuangFounding PartnerFUTURE CAPITAL DISCOVERY FUND
Tony JiangCo-Founder and PartnerOCEAN LINK
Xiaodong JiangManaging PartnerLONG HILL CAPITAL
Anette JönssonAssociate Editor, Dealreporter - Asia PacificACURIS
Vikram KapurPartner and Head of APAC Healthcare PracticeBAIN & COMPANY
Jason KardachiManaging DirectorBORRELLI WALSH
Vijay P. KarwalManaging Director, Head of Healthcare Investment Banking Asia (ex Japan)NOMURA
Jean-Yves KorenianManaging Director, Head of Acquisition Finance & Advisory, APAC and Head of Leveraged & Telecom Finance Group, APAC CRÉDIT AGRICOLE CIB
Jonathan LarsenChief Innovation Officer, PING AN GROUPChairman & CEO, PING AN GLOBAL VOYAGER FUND
Senior Industry Professionals
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum
Mahendra KumarHead of Financing – Financial Sponsor Coverage, APACDEUTSCHE BANK AG
Yan LiCEONIU TECHNOLOGIES
Samson LoManaging Director, Head of Mergers & Acquisitions, AsiaUBS
George LongChairman & CIOLIM ADVISORS
Wei LuInvestment DirectorFAURECIA (CHINA)
Maggie Lu YueyangBureau Chief, Mergermarket Australia/New ZealandACURIS
Yulingbo MaoDirectorBLACKPEAK
Luc MongeonManaging EditorDEBTWIRE ASIA-PACIFIC
Pritimukta SarangiSenior Director – Corporate Strategy AVAYA
Senior Industry Professionals
Supporting Partners Supporting Media
Ee-Ching TayManaging Director, Head of Southeast Asia M&AJ.P. MORGAN
Edward TongManaging Director, Head Private Debt AsiaPARTNERS GROUP (SINGAPORE)
Ciarán VoylesExecutive Director, Leveraged & Acquisition Finance, International BankingANZLeveraged & Acquisition Finance Committee Chair, APLMA
Heather WestSenior Editor, AmericasACURIS
Yong Kai WongManaging Director, Head of Legal & ComplianceCITIC CAPITAL
Alex WuExecutive DirectorCDH INVESTMENTS
Ling YangDeputy China Editor, MergermarketACURIS
Richard YoungManaging Director, Head of Financial Sponsors, AsiaMACQUARIE CAPITAL
Karen ZhangHead of China Emerging Technology InvestmentsKKR
The Mergermarket Asian M&A Forum
PROGRAMME
Day 1 : The road ahead for Asian M&A
09:10 Opening presentation: The global state of M&A
A leading M&A advisor sheds some light on various dealmaking landscapes around the globe.
09:30 Networking break
09:45 An update and outlook for M&A in Asia
Having regained some momentum towards the end of 2019, M&A activity in Asia was brought to a sudden halt in early 2020 due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Due to uncertainty surrounding the global situation, most companies have shelved any immediate M&A plans and have focused on simply keeping afloat. However, given the early recoveries in several major markets and a new wave of targets stemming from the aftermath of the virus, there is hope that dealmaking will soon pick up once again. This panel will look at how deal flow will fare in the coming months and the year ahead.• Which sectors will see the most activity in the short-
term, and when is deal activity in Asia expected to reach pre-COVID-19 levels again?
• How have corporates reacted, and how has the pandemic impacted their corporate strategies?
• How have the roles of legal and financial advisors evolved given the changing dealmaking conditions?
• How are deals being negotiated and executed in a no-travel environment?
10:30 Live Q&A
10:45 Networking break
11:00 Changing dynamics of deal financing
The acquisition financing market has seen a substantial shift since the outbreak. The volatile external environment has forced banks to take a more risk averse approach towards lending, prompting complex structures between lenders and borrowers to push deals through. Meanwhile, private equity firms that are sitting on piles of dry powder could emerge as reliable partners for transactions, though also remaining mindful of their commitment to support existing portfolio companies. This panel will discuss best practices in deal structuring and the changing landscape of deal financing.• How are lenders assessing risk during such uncertain
and volatile times?• How will leverage and financing structures change in
the long-term?• What are some creative deal structures between
lenders and borrowers that are designed to push deals through in the short-term?
• How can corporates partner efficiently with financial sponsors for acquisitions?
11:30 Live Q&A
11:45 Networking and end of day 1
Day 2 : Spotlight: China SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION IS AVAILABLE FOR DAY 2
09:00 China: Open for business
Fuelled by relaxed policies on foreign ownership limits and the country’s economic potential, China has attracted record levels of inbound M&A in recent years. At the same time, despite a steady decrease since 2016, outbound activity could be set for a rebound as opportunistic Chinese buyers look to take advantage of low valuations amid the global pandemic. Nevertheless, hurdles remain for M&A into and out of China, including corporate governance uncertainties in China and increased regulatory scrutiny around the globe for Chinese buyers. Our panel will discuss the deal drivers of M&A in China, as well as the challenges to overcome for acquisitions.• What are the main deal drivers for M&A in China
over the next 18 months? Is privatisation the next big opportunity?
• Which sectors have opened up to foreign participation, and how can foreign investors get involved?
• Is the playbook for private equity participation in M&A changing?
• How will geopolitical uncertainty affect the appetite for dealmaking in and out of China?
09:30 Live Q&A
09:45 Networking break
10:00 Presentation: Due diligence considerations during an ongoing pandemic
10:30 Networking break
10:45 Accessing distressed opportunities
The prolonged battle with COVID-19 has taken a toll across all sectors, especially those dependent on consumer spending and physical experiences. While the preferred choice to combat a liquidity crisis is credit, some companies may find themselves in too big of a hole from which to recover, creating an opportunity for special situation investors to pounce at lower valuations. This panel will focus on distressed M&A and discuss the types of transactions in this space, as well as compare traditional distressed destinations, such as China, with the rest of Asia given the current crisis.• Which sectors are opportunistic from a distressed
investor’s point of view, and why?• Will China see an uptick in buyouts stemming from
distressed scenarios?• What are the key challenges to distressed and special
situations investing, and how can advisors help?• How should buyers and sellers approach an accelerated
timeline?
11:15 Live Q&A
11:30 Networking and end of day 2
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议程
09:00 中国:业务重启
在外资所有权限制放宽和国家经济潜力的推动下,近年来,中国的入境并购交易达到了前所未有的高水平。同时随着投机性中国买家准备利用全球新冠疫情中的低估值优势,对外并购交易有望从自2016年以来的持续下滑中实现反弹。尽管如此,入境和对外并购仍然面临障碍,其中包括中国公司治理的不确定性以及全球范围内对中国买家的监管审查日益严格等因素。我们的专家小组将讨论中国并购交易的驱动因素以及在收购方面需要克服的挑战。• 未来18个月中,中国的并购交易的主要驱动力是什
么?私有化会是下一场大机遇吗?• 哪些领域已经向外资开放,外国投资者该如何参
与?• 私募股权参与并购的方式是否有所改变?• 地缘政治不确定性将如何影响中国境内外的交易
喜好?
09:30 问答直播
09:45 交流时间
第2日 – 聚焦:中国 第二日议程将以普通话和英语进行
10:00 展示:全球大流行期间的尽职调查注意事项
10:30 交流时间
10:45 困境中寻找机遇
旷日持久的COVID-19保卫战使各领域损失惨重,尤其是那些依赖于消费品支出和实际经验的领域。尽管信贷是抵御流动性危机的首选,但一些公司可能会发现漏洞太大而难以弥补,这为特殊情况投资者提供了抄底的机会。专家小组将重点探讨并购困境,讨论其中的交易类型,并比较在当前危急中,陷于困境的传统投资目的地(如中国)与亚洲其他地区的市场表现。• 对于陷于困境中的投资者而言,哪些行业仍有机会?
为什么?• 中国是否会因当下的困境而出现併購交易增加的现
象?• 困境和特殊情况投资的主要挑战是什么?顾问怎样提
供帮助?• 买卖双方应如何加快时间表?
11:15 问答直播
11:30 交流时间,第2日结束
Day 3 : Sectors to watch
09:00Supporting Ping An’s digital transformation and global growth: A keynote interview with Jonathan Larsen, Ping An Global Voyager Fund
09:30 Networking break
09:45 Technology: The new normal?
Technology has been one of the few beneficiaries of the global lockdown. Travel bans and social distancing protocols have accelerated societies’ dependence on technology, which has further increased the attractiveness of this lucrative sector. Given the increased reliance on technology, M&A could be on the horizon for those seeking further growth. However, investors should also exercise caution given the over valuations and lofty expectations in this space. Our panel will take an in-depth look at how the tech sector has performed and where M&A opportunities lie.• Which technology sub-sectors offer the most potential
under the new normal?• How have tech valuations changed since the outbreak?• What effect will the wave of primary and secondary
listings of technology companies have on the M&A market?
• Will private equity continue to play a big role in this sector?
10:30 Live Q&A
10:45 Networking break
11:00 Healthcare: Keeping up with demand
Prior to COVID-19, Asia’s healthcare sector was experiencing significant growth in recent years. The undersupply of healthcare services has fuelled cross-border deals across the region, especially in emerging countries. Demand for quality healthcare continues to rise due to aging populations and rising income levels. While deal flow may have temporarily stalled in early 2020, interest in Asian healthcare is not expected to slow, and may very well skyrocket given the nature of the ongoing crisis. Our panel of experts examine:• Which countries will see the most activity in terms of
healthcare acquisitions?• What types of healthcare investments will garner the
most interest?• What are the keys to managing cross-border
investments in this sector?• How will the influx of technology-based healthcare
companies impact the industry?
11:30 Live Q&A
11:45 Networking and end of forum
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Registration enquiries: Anil Nathani t: +852 2158 9636 e: [email protected] opportunities: Jessie Chan t: +852 2158 9650 e: [email protected] Michael Lui t: +852 2158 9659 e: [email protected] Sponsorship enquiries: Darryl Mag t: +852 2158 9639 e: [email protected] and media enquiries: Meian Chan t: +852 2158 9649 e: [email protected]
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Cancellation/refund policy: A cancellation charge of US$100 is applicable to written cancellations received on or before 4th August 2020. No refund will be made for cancellations after the date due to our advance guaranty obligations and administration costs. A substitute delegate is welcome but the organiser MUST be notified in advance of the meeting to avoid incurring a charge. Substitutions may NOT be made at the meeting..Pay in advance: We will include registrants’ names on the official delegate list if we have received your registration fees by 11th August 2020. All payments should be made immediately. Regrettably, no entrance will be permitted for payments not received in advance.
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