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Tuesday 2 March, 2010

HEADLINES

Prudential snaps up AIA shortly before a planned IPO

Barclays Capital hires Johan Leven

Robin Hood? No, thanks

China to expect uninterrupted but more balanced growth in 2010

Deutsche Bank gets international Islamic banking licence in Malaysia

Werner Schlossmacher takes on a bigger role at Credit Suisse

Top Story

Prudential snaps up AIA shortly before a planned IPO

The agreed merger takes bankers and investors by surprise and may leave Hong Kong without a flagship IPO this year.

By Anette Jönsson | 2 March 2010

Barclays Capital hires Johan Leven

Johan Leven, who was at Goldman Sachs until last year, will join Barclays Capital as co-head of corporate finance.

By Sameera Anand | 2 March 2010

Robin Hood? No, thanks

Taxing speculative financial trades to fund social spending is an idea that has intuitive appeal to most people, except market participants.

By FinanceAsia Editors | 2 March 2010

China to expect uninterrupted but more balanced growth in 2010

As regulators in China endeavour to control bank lending, 2010 will be a year of balanced growth for China, says J.P. Morgan's Jing Ulrich.

By Winnie Tang | 2 March 2010

Deutsche Bank gets international Islamic banking licence in Malaysia

Deutsche Bank receives the licence from the central bank, Bank Negara Malaysia.

By Lara Wozniak | 2 March 2010

Werner Schlossmacher takes on a bigger role at Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse appoints new private banking head of investment solutions for Southeast Asia and Australasia.

By Lara Wozniak | 2 March 2010

MORE HEADLINES

EIB lends $518 million to Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover unit

Trading firm Li & Fung buys UK's Visage Group

CB issuance to be underpinned by refinancings

Standard Chartered appoints Singapore head of investor sales

Dealogic league table roundup, February 26

Tengzhong acquisition of Hummer cancelled

Galleries

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

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

Most Read in Past 7 Days

Why bankers are heading East

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

UBS rearranges senior ranks in debt capital markets

Hold risk but be prepared for volatility, says Deutsche Bank

Temasek returns with a dual-tranche S$1 billion deal

Poll

Is the sale of AIA to Prudential a better idea than an IPO?

• Yes

• No

• Not sure

Jobs

Control Room Executive - Hong Kong

Hong Kong - Vice President, Equity Sales

Singapore - Associate, Settlements

Singapore - Associate, Account Management and Control

Hong Kong - Roadshow & Conference Coordination Executive

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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