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2022年9月28日

新加坡-東南亞的數字媒體和科技行業受到年輕消費者和增長最快的互聯網市場之一的支持，吸引了美國投資銀行Raine集團在該地區擴張，高管們說。我們很抱歉，但是這個視頻無法加載。Raine的聯合創始人兼合夥人喬·拉維奇(Joe Ravitch)說:“這是世界上最後一個主要市場，一方麵你可以看到阿裏巴巴、騰訊、字節跳動和亞馬遜、蘋果、Facebook和Netflix等公司之間的免費競爭。”注冊後，您將收到《金融郵報》每日的頭條新聞。《金融郵報》是Postmedia Network Inc.的一個部門。通過點擊注冊按鈕，您同意從Postmedia Network Inc.接收上述通訊。您可以隨時通過點擊我們電子郵件底部的退訂鏈接來退訂。郵編:安大略省多倫多市布羅爾街東365號，郵編:M4W 3L4 | 416-383-2300感謝您的報名!歡迎郵件正在路上。如果你沒有看到，請檢查你的垃圾文件夾。下一期的《金融郵報熱門故事》將很快在您的收件箱中。 We encountered an issue signing you up. Please try again Article content Ravitch, a former Goldman Sachs banker for 16 years, before he co-founded Raine in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, expects increased cross-border deals in the region, home to about 650 million people. Advertisement 2 Article content “The scarcity of capital in an era of volatility, rising interest rates and inflation, will create investment opportunities and require companies to be more strategic,” Ravitch told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the Forbes Global CEO Conference. Ravitch oversaw the sale of Premier League soccer club Chelsea in May. Global media, entertainment and gaming giants are ramping up their presence in Southeast Asia’s fast-growing economies. Tencent bought Malaysian video streaming platform Iflix in 2020 and companies including Netflix, Amazon Prime and TikTok are boosting local content and presence. Raine is looking to add five to seven bankers in Singapore in 1-2 years, said Deborah Yupin Mei, who heads Raine’s Asia business and recently moved to Singapore from Shanghai. Advertisement 3 Article content Raine specializes in media, sports and technology deals and also oversees $4 billion in growth equity and venture capital. It advised Southeast Asia’s biggest ride-hailing firm Grab on its purchase of Uber’s regional business in 2018. Reuters reported last week that Raine had tapped Jonathan Pflug, Morgan Stanley’s head of Southeast Asia M&A, to lead its regional coverage. Mei said the trend of Chinese entrepreneurs setting up base in Singapore as a beachhead for Southeast Asia, was likely to bring capital and new business opportunities in sectors such as digital media and gaming. “This is another generation that’s coming, and whether they bring models that they’ve tried and tested, to this part of the world or start something new is to be seen,” she said. (Reporting by Anshuman Daga and Yantoultra Ngui; editing by David Evans)