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Pre-Conference Masterclass
Executing cross-border real estate mergers and acquisitions: Successfully overcoming structural complexities, taxation and legislative impediments
With the increasing divergence in cross-border jurisdictions across USA, Europe and Asia, the Japanese property market is witnessing increased investor activism and significant expansion of M&A play. In spite of growth potential in the real estate M&A sector, it is tapered by underlying risks and challenges, which unless managed and mitigated effectively, could result in an erosion of the otherwise attractive returns.
This session aims to deliberate taxation and regulatory concerns while identifying possible solutions through gaining a better understanding of the M&A regime across various regions.
• A snapshot of recent M&A development trends within the regulatory and tax environments of USA, Europe and Asia
• Assessing pre and post-acquisition valuation of corporate businesses and intangible assets – How do they differ among the West, Asia and Japan specific?
• Mastering M&A deal origination and closure - Successfully working around cross-border cultural, legislative and economic barriers for financial modelling
• Understanding interdependencies and conducting synergy analysis in the real estate M&A discipline – What are the implications of offshore capital costs, market friction and regulatory transparency risks on effective transactional decision-making?
• Forecasting the future prospects of M&A activity in Asia: Are we scaling towards the peak? How large a stake of the global M&A ‘realty pie’ has Japan extended its foothold on?
About your workshop leader
David Lewis
Partner
KPMG Tax Corporation, Japan
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