The signing of an investor-protection act between Taiwan and mainland China last month has set bankers’ tongues wagging about imminent blockbuster acquisitions and infrastructure finance projects in Taiwan.
Their talk centres on two specific projects in the works. Within the next year, sources tell Euromoney, a firm close to the Chinese government will take on a buy-operate-transfer (BOT) infrastructure project in Taiwan. The second deal involves a leading Chinese bank in talks to buy a share, under the 5% legal limit, in one of Taiwan’s 39 private banks.
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