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Thursday 4 December, 2014

HEADLINES

CGN Power raises $3.16b in HK's biggest IPO of the year

ICBC bites the preference share bullet

JD.com shareholders raise $619m

Rajawali group calls off Archi IPO

Top Story

CGN Power raises $3.16b in HK's biggest IPO of the year

China's largest pure nuclear power play attracts high demand from both retail and institutional investors.

By Suzy Waite | 3 December 2014

ICBC bites the preference share bullet

China’s biggest lender sells $5.7 billion of offshore Additional tier-1 notes in three different currencies, a refined version of BOC’s recent preference share offering.

By Chien Mi Wong | 4 December 2014

JD.com shareholders raise $619m

It is the first selldown by shareholders in the Chinese online retailer, which listed its shares on Nasdaq in May, paving the way for Alibaba.

By Suzy Waite | 3 December 2014

Rajawali group calls off Archi IPO

Flotation of gold mining assets cancelled in the face of weak sentiment for commodity plays.

By Jackie Horne | 3 December 2014

MORE HEADLINES

Regulatory hurdles a rising concern for Asia M&A

Asean prize is there for the taking

Next year will still be positive for bonds

Chinese developers' bonds boosted by rate cut

Nirvana, Momo kick off IPO roadshows

Ping An’s $4.75b sale shows HK is back

Sri Lanka: we deserve a ratings upgrade

Feiyu prices HK IPO mid-range

CVC buys 50% stake in Japan’s Arteria for $150m

BNI focused on Indonesia's development

Bumpy ride ahead for China’s top corporates

Philippine banks on the block

FinanceAsia Achievement Awards — Part 4

FinanceAsia Achievement Awards — Part 2

FinanceAsia Achievement Awards — Part 3

FinanceAsia Achievement Awards — Part 1

Prime placement from the Philippines' SM Group

Keppel DC Reit's IPO centres on attractive yield

Galleries

3rd Annual Compliance Summit Asia
11 November 2014
(50 images)

3rd Annual Borrowers & Investors Forum, Southeast Asia
7 November 2014
(49 images)

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Keppel DC Reit's IPO centres on attractive yield

JP Morgan invests in Asia TMT

FinanceAsia Achievement Awards — Part 2

FinanceAsia Achievement Awards — Part 3

Ping An’s $4.75b sale shows HK is back

Poll

Which sector will be most active for Asian M&A in 2015?

• TMT - Chinese internet giants will keep buying

• Natural resources - National oil companies will see value in assets as oil prices remain weak

• FIG - Local banks to continue regional expansion and consolidation domestically

• Consumer and retail - Companies will want a piece of rising consumption in Asia

Jobs

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LATEST : The Corporate Treasurer

Doubts linger over Alibaba’s PwC audit claims

China consults on deposit insurance; Macau and Philippines sign FATCA IGAs; Australia RTGS delayed again

CTWeek

Vendors haven’t kept up

How Carrefour China retains treasury talent

Conferences

5th Annual Corporate Treasury & CFO Summit, Indonesia

2nd Insurance Investment Forum

6th Annual Borrowers & Investors Forum, North Asia

4th Japan Institutional Investment Forum

Magazine

FinanceAsia
November 2014

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