Treat Asian investments as partnerships

Rachel Evans | NEWS ANALYSIS - June 24, 2009

The liquidity bubble that fed speedy investments and speedy exits has burst. Investors in Asia need to develop a relationship with their investments if they want to see a return.

Speaking at IFLR’s Restructuring and Insolvency Forum last week, market participants highlighted the familial nature of Asian companies and the importance of working in partnership with them.

Melissa Obegi is managing partner and Asia regional counsel...

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