SEA cross-border outbound M&A volume hit record high

It's a whopping 73% spike.

According to the latest stats from Dealogic, SE Asia cross-border outbound M&A volume has reached a YTD record $26.6bn in 2014 YTD, up 73% from the $15.4bn announced in the same 2013 period.

Here's more from Dealogic:

Notable deals announced in 2Q so far this year include Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Ltd's $5bn pending acquisition for Wing Hang Bank Ltd announced in April, and Frasers Centrepoint Ltd's $3.5bn bid for Australand Property Group (Bid No 2) announced in June.

The deals help push Singapore as the top acquiror nation for SE Asia cross-border M&A with $24bn in 2014 YTD, the highest YTD level on record and up from $12.2bn announced in 2013 YTD.

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