As U.S.-China investment rules, national security reviews, sanctions, and technology restrictions continue to evolve, they are having a direct impact on how funds are structured, how assets are diligenced, and, ultimately, whether transactions can get done.
At the Asia PE-VC Summit 2026, we are bringing together a select, invite-only group of 20–25 senior investors and dealmakers for a candid and practical discussion on what these shifts mean for fundraising, secondaries, and M&A across Asia.
The conversation will cover:
- How LP expectations and fund terms are evolving in response to geopolitical and regulatory shifts;
- What investors should consider when evaluating China-linked secondaries and continuation vehicles; and
- How regulatory and geopolitical risks are affecting M&A diligence, deal timelines, and certainty of execution.
Joining the discussion:
- Xuanyi Liu – Partner, Private Funds, Singapore, Morrison Foerster
- Chris Chamberlain – Partner, National Security, Singapore / United States, Morrison Foerster
- Derik Rao – Partner, Investigations, Sanctions & Export Controls, China, Morrison Foerster
- Sujey Subramanian – Head of Asia-Pacific Corporate, ICG
- Pimfha Chan – Correspondent, DealStreetAsia | Moderator
The session is designed to be focused, candid, and practical, bringing together perspectives from both the investment and regulatory sides of the table.
With attendance limited to a small group, we hope this will allow for a more meaningful and open exchange among participants.
Attendance is limited to 30 participants. RSVP here to join the session.
We hope you can join us in Singapore.
