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Tuesday 18 October, 2011

HEADLINES

Korean deals reopen the Asian market for blocks

European brands turn to China

The world needs a new economic growth model

FA poll: Steve Jobs was a great CEO who died too young

Top Story

Korean deals reopen the Asian market for blocks

The CJ group sells $300 million of stock in Samsung Life and a charitable foundation raises $230 million by divesting part of its holdings in Hyundai Glovis.

By Anette Jönsson | 18 October 2011

European brands turn to China

We speak to Kroll's Melvin Glapion about why Chinese buyers are targeted when European brands put themselves up for sale.

By Sameera Anand | 18 October 2011

The world needs a new economic growth model

The sustainability of global economic growth comes up for discussion at a conference hosted by the University of Southern California.

By Ivan Zhang | 18 October 2011

FA poll: Steve Jobs was a great CEO who died too young

Respondents to our web poll last week paid their respects to Steve Jobs by giving their overwhelming support to his memory.

By Nick Ferguson | 18 October 2011

MORE HEADLINES

Bankers pin hopes on blocks to revive equity market

Hong Kong starts trading gold in renminbi

Financial industry needs to repair its image, says CFA Institute

Dealogic league table roundup, October 14

Compelling case for Asian M&A, says Nomura's Nath

Recession likely to hit Asia

Galleries

Structured Products Awards 2011
8 September 2011
(14 images)

3rd Annual Corporate Treasury and CFO Summit Philippines 2011
17 August 2011
(22 images)

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