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TPG’s Bonderman says Li Ning will come good
David Bonderman, founder of private-equity giant TPG, says the turnaround of Chinese sportswear company Li Ning should reward shareholders other than TPG.
By Jame DiBiasio
24 May 2013
Restructurings ahead as Asian companies feel the strain
Levels of corporate stress are rising across the region, with most respondents to a survey by AlixPartners expecting turnarounds and restructurings to increase during the next 12 to 18 months.
By Rupert Walker
23 May 2013
Best bottom-line Q1 in Asia for Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse’s Asia-Pacific head of investment banking, Helman Sitohang, says strong first-quarter performance shows business in Asia is becoming more sustainably profitable.
By Jame DiBiasio
6 May 2013
Corporate
China Mobile scraps Far EasTone acquisition
Four years after it agreed to buy a 12% stake in the Taiwan mobile operator, China Mobile gives up the wait for regulatory approval.
By Anette Jönsson | 19 April 2013
Corporate
Asia’s corporate champions winning bigger global share
The region’s biggest companies are taking a growing share of global revenues, but strong brands are still lacking.
By Nick Ferguson | 15 April 2013
Corporate
Alibaba names Maggie Wu new group CFO
The former finance chief of Hong Kong-listed Alibaba.com will replace Joe Tsai as group CFO, while Tsai takes on a new role as executive vice-chairman.
By Anette Jönsson | 11 April 2013
Corporate
Jack Ma outlines e-commerce vision for China
The founder of Alibaba Group speaks to investors at an annual Credit Suisse conference ahead of stepping down as CEO in May.
By Anette Jönsson | 21 March 2013
Corporate
Rothschild loses Bumi shareholder vote
Nat Rothschild fails to gain shareholder support for the removal of the Bumi board.
By Rupert Walker | 22 February 2013
Corporate
Bumi shareholders to vote on board makeup
Nat Rothschild's proposal to replace the Bumi board will be decided today, but the vote is unlikely to signal the end of an embarrassing drama.
By Rupert Walker | 21 February 2013
M&A
HSBC pockets $2.6 billion from Ping An sale
The bank will sell its entire 15.6% stake in Ping An to the Thai Charoen Pokphand Group for $9.4 billion, pocketing a profit of $2.6 billion.
By Lillian Liu | 6 December 2012
Corporate
Weak corporate governance in Hong Kong family businesses
Hong Kong family businesses struggle with recruitment and succession planning, while corporate governance improves among Hong Kong-listed companies, according to two separate ...
By Rupert Walker | 27 November 2012
Corporate
Sany relocating to Beijing to take on the world
The costly relocation of Sany’s headquarters invites questions about the company's strategy.
By Lillian Liu | 26 November 2012
Corporate
HSBC's Ping An exit draws questions about BoCom stake
Analysts generally agree that HSBC won’t and shouldn’t sell its 19.9% stake in China’s fifth-biggest bank.
By Lillian Liu | 22 November 2012
Corporate
HSBC in talks to sell Ping An stake
HSBC is considering selling its $9 billion stake in Ping An Insurance.
By Lillian Liu | 20 November 2012
Polls
Investor relations poll: Are banks ignoring you?
We are conducting a poll into what our readers think of the state of the Asian investor relations market.
By FinanceAsia Editors | 29 October 2012
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