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Editor's Desk
Our growing online audience
The launch earlier this year of FinanceAsia's iPad app and mobile website has helped to grow our online audience.
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Nick Ferguson
| 23 November 2011
Cash
Mandates and payments roundup, September 27
Clearstream appoints Standard Chartered as its cash correspondent bank in Hong Kong, while RBS launches a cross-currency payments solution.
By
Jonathan Wong
| 27 September 2011
Equities
China Unicom breaks record with $1.8 billion CB
The share price drops, but the CB trades well in the aftermarket and is viewed as a good deal for both the issuer and investors.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 29 September 2010
M&A
Bharti makes acquisition in Seychelles
Indian telecom company Bharti buys Telecom Seychelles, marking the 16th African country in its global footprint.
By
Sameera Anand
| 13 August 2010
Editor's Desk
Malaysian IPO beat Chinese rivals to our Deal of the Year award 2009
Maxis's $3.3 billion IPO returned the company's domestic mobile business to the market as a high-yielding index play two years after the privatisation of Maxis Communications.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 1 June 2010
M&A
Shareholders say yes to HTIL privatisation
Hutchison Whampoa will pay $545 million to take HTIL private after asset sales and a spin-off have left the company with four emerging mobile businesses that are all in need of ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 13 May 2010
Equities
Maxis raises $3.3 billion from record Malaysian IPO
The country's largest mobile operator returns to the stockmarket without its overseas operations, attracting investors mainly as a yield play.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 11 November 2009
Equities
Maxis's record-size IPO sees heavy cornerstone participation
The Malaysian mobile operator returns to the market with an IPO of up to $3.6 billion two years after being taken private, but this time it will list only the domestic portion ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 23 October 2009
Cash
New scheme to transfer funds by mobile phone
Migrant workers in Malaysia will soon be able to transfer funds back home by mobile phone following the launch of a new scheme by Citi and DiGi Telecommunications.
By
Howard Winn
| 13 April 2007
Business Moves
The really mobile office
Two Chinese entrepreneurs are blending the best of mobile and Internet technology.
By
Dan Slater
| 5 June 2005
Equities
China Mobile shows market agility
An unparalleled year for China''s privatization programme will be capped by yesterday''s record stock offering from its largest cellular company and the dual listing of its ...
By
Jackie Horne
| 31 October 2000
Equities
China Mobile and PCCW assail convertible market
Differing credit perceptions have led China Mobile and Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW) to take radically different approaches to the structure of their debut equity-linked bonds.
By
Jackie Horne
| 23 October 2000
Equities
Vodafone sees China Mobile as gateway into China
Vodafone sees China Mobile as gateway into China.
By
Toni Clarke
| 4 October 2000
Equities
China Mobile to pay $34 billion for parent networks
China Mobile pays $34 billion for parent mobile units. Vodafone takes stake.
By
Toni Clarke
| 4 October 2000
Business Moves
China Telecom holds talks with parent over mobile units
Market leader China Telecom is negotiating to acquire seven mobile telephone networks from its parent, as domestic competition heats up and foreign operators prepare to enter ...
By
Toni Clarke
| 26 June 2000
Business Moves
Charles Schwab to offer mobile stocktrading
Charles Schwab, the US-based discount brokerage, is pressing ahead with plans to offer Hong Kong residents secure stock trading over WAP-enabled mobile phones.
By
Toni Clarke
| 24 April 2000
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