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Thursday 25 February, 2010

HEADLINES

TPG cashes in $70 million worth of shares in Lenovo

Essar sells towers business to American Tower for $450 million

Carlyle to form renminbi fund with Fosun

2010 will test Asia-Pacific policymakers

Top Story

TPG cashes in $70 million worth of shares in Lenovo

TPG sells part of its holding at a tight discount following a jump of 50% in Lenovo's shares during the past six months.

By Lillian Liu | 25 February 2010

Essar sells towers business to American Tower for $450 million

The diversified Indian industrial group sells 100% of its telecom towers business to American Tower in a deal that specialists say represents good value for both buyer and seller.

By Sameera Anand | 25 February 2010

Carlyle to form renminbi fund with Fosun

The Carlyle group announces its second renminbi fund, in partnership with Fosun, with an initial capital of $100 million.

By Sameera Anand | 25 February 2010

2010 will test Asia-Pacific policymakers

Standard & Poor's Ratings Services takes a closer look at sovereign credit worthiness.

By Elena Okorotchenko | 25 February 2010

MORE HEADLINES

Citi's Asia-Pacific head of investor sales Shahryar Mahbub quits

China Merchants Bank's rights issue won't address all its capital woes

Hold risk but be prepared for volatility, says Deutsche Bank

BoA Merrill adds global corporate banking to Paul Donofrio's portfolio

Desmond Liu's role expands at HSBC Private Bank

Anil Ambani makes aggressive offer for multiplex chain Fame India

Galleries

2009 Achievement Awards Dinner in Hong Kong
4 February 2010
(44 images)

2009 Achievement Awards Dinner in Sydney
2 February 2010
(19 images)

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Why bankers are heading East

Morgan Stanley sees once-in-a-decade opportunity for credit

UBS rearranges senior ranks in debt capital markets

Korea Life first out in year of heavy insurance-sector issuance

Citi's Asia-Pacific head of investor sales Shahryar Mahbub quits

Poll

Do you support the idea of a 0.05% "Robin Hood tax" on financial transactions?

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Jobs

Control Room Executive - Hong Kong

Hong Kong - Vice President, Equity Sales

Singapore - Associate, Settlements

Singapore - Associate, Account Management and Control

Hong Kong - Senior Research Associate/Analyst, Insurance

Conferences

Russia - Capital Raising and Investment Summit - Hong Kong

2nd Annual Global Recovery Investing Summit: Maximizing Opportunities in Distressed and Troubled Assets

2nd Annual Corporate Treasury Summit Malaysia 2010

2nd Annual Corporate Treasury Summit Philippines 2010

Magazine

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