Big deals: Buyouts, tech transactions and the AVCJ Awards
Starting with the acquisition of Japan Telecom’s fixed-line business in 2003, Asia has seen 29 buyouts of $2 billion or more, although about 10 of those could be classified as large-scale infrastructure deals somewhat removed from the corporate private equity norm.
Of the 19 left over, three of the top 10 have been announced within the last 12 months, including the two largest: the acquisition of GE's Australia and New Zealand consumer lending business by KKR, Deutsche...
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