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A second US-focused real estate investment trust launches a Singapore IPO in the hope of riding the momentum generated by its closest peer.

As analysts increasingly worry about China property prices, one of the country’s biggest state-owned developers trims its exposure.

The Hong Kong-listed property group returns to the US dollar bond markets after funding costs fall.

The Inner Mongolia-based coal producer and Yongda Auto succeed in getting their deals done, but jittery market sentiment leads to weak retail investor participation.

Hospital operator IHH, which is majority-owned by Khazanah, tests investor appetite for a dual listing in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

Asian stocks have lost ground during the past week or so, but our readers aren’t convinced that this is a good dip to buy on.

Markets have had all weekend to absorb Friday’s downgrade of the US, but the news is set to cause turmoil in Asia nevertheless.

US pharmaceutical distributor Cardinal Health agrees to pay $470 million for China’s largest pharmaceutical importer, Zuellig Pharma China, known locally as Yong Yu.

Coal producer Mongolian Mining seeks to raise up to $680 million, while logistics provider Winsway Coking Coal aims for $574 million.