The current head of equities for Korea takes up the additional role of country manager as his predecessor retires from the bank.

The US-based auto parts supplier becomes the latest company to call off a Hong Kong listing attempt, as wild swings in global stock markets continue to erode investor confidence.

Amid a tough environment for the shipbuilding industry, Guangzhou Shipyard plans to use part of the proceeds to buy another shipbuilder.

Despite tough market conditions worldwide, the Malaysian budget long-haul airline completes the country’s biggest IPO so far this year.

The Carlyle-backed hotel-focused trust is offering a yield above 9%. If successful, it will be the first Reit to list in Hong Kong in two years.

The US-based auto parts company kicks off an offering of up to $325 million after another Hong Kong deal was pulled due to falling markets.

The stock drops after the property owner and developer earlier this week announces a plan to raise at least $369 million from the deal.

About a year after San Miguel invested in the airline, Tan’s group is approached by investors to sell its 51% holding.

The Malaysian low-cost, long-haul airline starts the bookbuilding for its IPO, which if successful will be the biggest in the country so far this year.

The luxury car dealer prices at the bottom of the range, while Wuzhou International is forced to reduce the retail portion of its $179 million offering.