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Wednesday 25 February, 2015

HEADLINES

Baring Asia raises $4b for deals

Morgan Stanley plans China research expansion

China's developers face rising financing risks

Hong Kong art scene set for colourful March

Top Story

Baring Asia raises $4b for deals

The private equity firm has closed its sixth fund and is eyeing deals in India and China.

By Alison Tudor-Ackroyd | 24 February 2015

Morgan Stanley plans China research expansion

The US investment bank will beef up its team along with an increase of its A-share coverage.

By Jing Song | 24 February 2015

China's developers face rising financing risks

Wary investors are increasing pressure on mainland property groups, according to S&P's Matthew Kong and Christopher Yip.

By Standard & Poor's | 25 February 2015

Hong Kong art scene set for colourful March

As Art Basel HK gains traction as a leading contemporary art event in Asia, a raft of satellite events has started sprouting up.

By Bonnie Engel | 25 February 2015

MORE HEADLINES

China tightens tax rules for foreign groups

SC Lowy names Schmidt as DCM head

Shanghai exchange repo rules to boost China ABS

HKBN tests IPO market with dividend play

Toll Holdings' shares leap on Japan Post bid

Got a woman on your board? You're one in a few

Maersk: Indonesia port access a problem

FinanceAsia Japan Achievement Awards 2014/2015

Temasek-controlled NOL sells $1.2b APL

China's Anbang on global shopping spree

Ping An tightens risk controls amid internet push

BAML hires Citi's chief Japan equity strategist

China dominates FA100 index

Private equity expects bigger paycheck in 2015

Ozner Water hit by short-seller report

Fosun readies euro loan for Club Med buyout

Australian miners on rusty red alert

Asian bank capital: keeping it local

Photos: FinanceAsia Awards dinner

Galleries

Photos: FinanceAsia Awards dinner
13 February 2015
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Photos: Borrowers & Investors Forum, North Asia
9 February 2015
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Poll

What is the most likely outcome following the plunge in oil prices?

• Oil majors will pick up assets on the cheap

• Consolidation as small and mid-tier energy groups merge

• Bankruptcies, with opportunities for investors to buy distressed assets

• Plane tickets will get cheaper - more bankers flying business class

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Conferences

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CTWeek

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Magazine

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