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Equities

Pre-marketing starts for Las Vegas Sands and Minsheng Bank

Targeting a combined $5 billion, the two high-profile deals are coming to market at a time when the global equity markets are again starting to look more challenging.

By Anette Jönsson | 2 November 2009

Equities

United Spirits' second share sale this year nets $350 million

United Spirits' share price jumps 7% after the deal, which is completed on the same day as HCL Infosystems raises $102.4 million from a QIP of its own.

By Anette Jönsson | 16 October 2009

View Point

‘China’s unofficial empire’, as perceived by Niall Ferguson

Economic globalisation is vulnerable to the tectonic plates of empire, says historian Niall Ferguson at the CLSA conference in Hong Kong.

By Simon Osborne | 22 September 2009

Equities

Metro Pacific uses part of upsize option to raise $261 million

The Philippine infrastructure investment company sells new shares to pay for the acquisition of a stake in Meralco and boosts its free-float to above 20% in the process.

By Anette Jönsson | 21 September 2009

Equities

Metro Pacific seeks to raise $300 million from 're-IPO'

Philippine infrastructure investment company Metro Pacific Investments is selling new shares to pay for its Meralco acquisition and to increase its free-float.

By Anette Jönsson | 7 September 2009

Business Moves

CLSA and Shanghai Guosheng to launch renminbi fund in China

CLSA and Shanghai Guosheng Group agree to create a joint venture to launch a renminbi-denominated investment fund in China focusing on Shanghai.

By Lara Wozniak | 18 August 2009

Equities

India's Educomp raises $125 million from QIP

The education company grabs the last chance to sell new shares as the Indian market falls, but while the deal is well received, the share price drops 8.1% below the placement ...

By Anette Jönsson | 9 July 2009

People Moves

Rob Morrison leaves CLSA

The CLSA chairman will be replaced by CEO Jonathan Slone, who will also retain his current position.

By Lara Wozniak | 6 May 2009

View Point

China manufacturing expands for a second month

Two months of expansion suggest that the worst might be over, at least for China, contributing to a strong day on the Hong Kong markets.

By Daniel Inman | 5 May 2009

Equities

Investor sells Li Ning shares worth $60 million

Strong 2008 results and a subsequent rally in the company's share price make the timing right for the placement.

By Daniel Inman | 27 April 2009

View Point

The seven sins US banks still struggle with

Mike Mayo issues his first report at CLSA, highlighting legacy balance sheet issues faced by US banks, and suggests 11 banks will continue to underperform.

By Sameera Anand | 14 April 2009

Editor's Desk

Who had the best box at the Hong Kong Sevens?

Our annual pub crawl, err box tour, at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens proved that while there was still plenty of liquor, the banks had cut back on trimmings and give-aways.

By The Editors | 30 March 2009

People Moves

Deutsche's Mike Mayo heads to CLSA

The hire is part of CLSA's foray into the US, a move the firm says has been accelerated by the talent available due to the financial crisis.

By Sameera Anand | 27 March 2009

Business Moves

CEO blames “Old Sony” and crisis for profit collapse

Howard Stringer says there is “too much old Sony at Sony” despite the fact that he has been in charge since June 2005.

By Dan Slater | 23 January 2009

Equities

Lafarge-Shui On secures 80% of Shuangma Cement

The $410 million transaction is the first example of a foreign investor increasing its stake in an A-share company via a restructuring.

By Daniel Inman | 12 January 2009

View Point

CLSA versus the smog monster

CLSA chairman Rob Morrison talks about how running a modern international corporation together with working to tackle a hot, smoky world are not incompatible.

By Simon Osborne | 3 December 2008

Business Moves

CLSA expects senior staff will take pay-cuts

The firm has asked roughly 500 employees to take a voluntary pay-cut and expects that at least 75% of those approached will choose to reduce their salaries.

By Lara Wozniak | 28 October 2008

View Point

Investment banking model is dead, says Roche

David Roche gives his view on what the financial sector will look like after the current credit crisis, which he says was created by excess liquidity and the shift to a "new ...

By Anette Jönsson | 29 September 2008

View Point

Michael Milken's take on credit risk

The infamous Wall Street financier speaks about credit to a packed CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong.

By Lara Wozniak | 25 September 2008

View Point

Crisis may give CLSA's model a lift, says chairman

Rob Morrison talks about the current crisis and the likelihood of new regulations separating deposit-taking and risk-taking.

By Anette Jönsson | 23 September 2008

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