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M&A
China's latest acquisition: Sany buys Germany's Putzmeister
Sany Heavy Industry buys German concrete pump maker Putzmeister for more than €500 million.
By Lara Wozniak | 31 January 2012
Macro & Markets
Stiglitz is the Wizard of Oz
A rainbow coalition of single-issue agendas seem to make up the world view of Professor Joseph Stiglitz, preached on the conference circuit.
By Rupert Walker | 19 January 2012
Macro & Markets
China's elite worry about lack of reform
A panel of Chinese government officials and business leaders complain that a lack of reform and too much government interference are threatening China's development.
By Lillian Liu | 17 January 2012
Debt
China Everbright signs loan for waste-to-energy plants
Asian Development Bank and a consortium of six commercial lenders provide China Everbright with another $100 million to convert trash into energy.
By Rupert Walker | 12 January 2012
Magazine Highlights
Investor Dialogue: Suchad Chiaranussati
Suchad Chiaranussati, the managing director and founder of private equity firm Real Estate Capital Asia Partners, discusses investment strategies.
By Anette Jönsson | 5 January 2012
Macro & Markets
Cheap Chinese banks may offer value in 2012
Chinese lenders offer good investment opportunities this year on cheap valuations and accommodative government policies.
By Lillian Liu | 5 January 2012
Macro & Markets
Chinese banks face liquidity crisis
China's surplus savings, the single most important factor upholding the nation's financial stability, have been eroded by excessive loans and biased lending policies.
By Lillian Liu | 6 December 2011
Equities
HSBC bullish on China business
HSBC last week became the first foreign bank to take advantage of relaxed rules on renminbi transfers as it injects Rmb2.8 billion into its China business.
By Lillian Liu | 16 November 2011
Cash
J.P. Morgan appoints David Koh to dual roles
The veteran transaction and corporate banker takes over as J.P. Morgan's head of treasury and securities services in China and as head of treasury services for Greater China.
By Jonathan Barlow | 11 October 2011
People Moves
RBS adds to investment banking team with senior hires
Former J.P. Morgan banker Betty Zhao will become head of the China origination group, while Richard Fischer becomes head of securities and president director in Indonesia.
By Anette Jönsson | 22 September 2011
People Moves
PwC to hire 15,000 staff to meet growing demand
The hiring includes both graduates and experienced professionals across all lines of the business.
By Lillian Liu | 9 September 2011
Equities
Great Wall Motors delays $500 million IPO
Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motors worries that the current market volatility will hurt its IPO price.
By Lillian Liu | 8 September 2011
Macro & Markets
China's new marriage law set to stoke home sales
A new Chinese court ruling aims to dampen the obsession with property, but might only fuel the demand.
By Lillian Liu | 1 September 2011
People Moves
RBS strengthens China team
RBS has hired Qing Cheng Hua as country executive for China and Charles Zhou as managing director for its China origination division.
By Lillian Liu | 16 August 2011
People Moves
Nomura hires Zhiwei Zhang as chief China economist
Nomura names Zhiwei Zhang, former head of China research at the HKMA, as its chief China economist.
By Rupert Walker | 26 July 2011
People Moves
Peter Wong to be new chairman of HSBC Bank China
Peter Wong takes over the role Vincent Cheng vacated in May, as chairman of HSBC China.
By Lara Wozniak | 12 July 2011
Debt
Caterpillar makes dim sum return with $356 million deal
Caterpillar demonstrates that not all bond markets are closed to borrowers in the biggest issue so far by a multinational company in the offshore renminbi market.
By Rupert Walker | 7 July 2011
Business Moves
J.P. Morgan's China JV cleared to start operations
The joint venture with First Capital Securities will enable J.P. Morgan to underwrite domestic equity and bond issues in China.
By Anette Jönsson | 29 June 2011
Business Moves
Morgan Stanley and Huaxin start operations at China JV
The JV will be able to underwrite domestic A-share and bond issues and will enable Morgan Stanley to compete with key rivals Goldman Sachs and UBS on more equal terms in China.
By Anette Jönsson | 13 June 2011
View Point
Why China's bullying is a bad idea
It’s not just because your mother told you not to do it (or should have), it’s because it usually backfires.
By Lara Wozniak | 9 June 2011
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