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Thursday 9 October, 2014
 
 

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Occupy Central: what should happen next

China knows what it's doing – honest

Chaori puts bondholders in a tricky position

Sukuk have come a long way

M&A trends survey: tell us your views

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Occupy Central: what should happen next

Ahead of Friday's talks between students and the HK government, FinanceAsia asked protesters, organisers and opponents what the next move should be.

By Chris Dodd | 8 October 2014

China knows what it's doing – honest

Independent research executives said the government should be trusted to steer the country's economic transformation.

By Chris Dodd | 8 October 2014

Chaori puts bondholders in a tricky position

The restructuring plan by Chaori Solar is not good enough for bond investors to solve the first domestic corporate bond default, said analysts and lawyers.

By Jing Song | 8 October 2014

Sukuk have come a long way

Non-Muslim nations are issuing maiden sharia-compliant products. This year, Hong Kong, South Africa and the UK have been added to that list.

By Chien Mi Wong | 9 October 2014

M&A trends survey: tell us your views

FinanceAsia and Clifford Chance have joined forces to survey the views of senior bankers and professionals on M&A trends in Asia-Pacific during the coming year.

By FinanceAsia Editors | 25 September 2014

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