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In this Financial Times article on the worsening trade relations between the United States and China, Brian Snyder, mergers and acquisitions of counsel for Morrison & Foerster in Hong Kong, noted that he had not observed deal flow change as a result of the tensions but he was seeing lower prices.

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In this <a target="_blank" href="https://www.ft.com/content/2fc9e5aa-82a9-11e9-9935-ad75bb96c849">Financial Times</a> article on the worsening trade relations between the United States and China, Brian Snyder, mergers and acquisitions of counsel for Morrison & Foerster in Hong Kong, noted that he had not observed deal flow change as a result of the tensions but he was seeing lower prices. He commented that “we are seeing some down-round valuations which [provides] a bit of a chill but companies are still starting up and trying to raise capital.”If you would like to read this article, please note that a subscription is required.

Trade War Sparks Fall in China-Linked Fund Launches

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