Rights offerings could become a trend this year as depressed share prices make companies shy away from share placements.
By Anette Jönsson | 27 January 2012
Islamic Bank of Asia hires Harish Parameswar as head of investment banking and Saleh Al Nashwan as chief representative for its Bahrain representative office.
By Lara Wozniak | 27 January 2012
M&A
Bank of Ayudhya agrees to pay $112 million for HSBC’s Thai retail banking business.
By Nick Ferguson | 27 January 2012
How an Israeli hit squad that needs to finish off a job from the past is a lot like Greece.
By Nick Lord | 27 January 2012
Infrastructure and services company NWS Holdings decides to revisit the market after the lunar new year, having struggled to attract demand last week.
By Denise Wee | 26 January 2012
Investors have cash to invest but prefer convertibles and exchangeables from high-quality names like Temasek. Other issuers need to offer investor-friendly terms and asset swaps to get their deals out the door, sources say.
By Anette Jönsson | 26 January 2012
With the outlook for 2012 shrouded by persistent worries about the debt crisis in Europe and a slowdown in China, pockets of opportunity may be found in smaller emerging markets in Asia.
By Aiko Hayashi | 26 January 2012
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In the Spotlight
Year of the Dragon suggests stock market gains in 2012
Viewed as a major game-changer, the dragon should support the market once it emerges from the water in August, according to CLSA's tongue-in-cheek feng shui index.
China's elite worry about lack of reform
A panel of Chinese government officials and business leaders complain that a lack of reform and too much government interference are threatening China's development.
Indonesia: Our choice as Borrower of the Year 2011
Indonesia stands out as our Borrower of the Year for 2011 — a year in which it regained its investment-grade status.
M&A still going strong in Asia
As 2011 wrapped, deals were still flowing. Expect more, particularly intra-Asia, in 2012.
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Which dragon will come to the fore in China in 2012?



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Hidden-treasure dragon - China will enjoy unexpected growth
  31%
 
Demon dragon - China will go to war
  6%
 
Coiled dragon - an uneventful year
  41%
 
People's dragon - China will announce major political reforms
  22%
TOTAL VOTES: 140

 
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