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Ping An successfully prices its debut Rmb2 billion dim sum bond. But as recent deals show, investors are pushing back on pricing.
By Denise Wee | 2 June 2011
The private equity firm raises $1.2 billion at a tight 1.2% discount after Ping An strikes a deal to increase its stake in Shenzhen Development Bank to above 50%.
By Anette Jönsson | 3 September 2010
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The European real estate fund manager ties up with Ping An to invest in mid-market and upper-class housing in China.
By Sameera Anand | 28 July 2009
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The Chinese insurance giant moves nearer to its goal of becoming an integrated financial services company, and gives private equity investor Newbridge Capital an exit route.
By Daniel Inman | 15 June 2009
China's developing healthcare system has the potential to boost a number of sectors including insurance, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment manufacturing.
By Daniel Inman | 24 November 2008
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The collapse of the deal stalls the Chinese insurer’s plan to become a financial conglomerate, but the market welcomes the development.
By Daniel Inman | 3 October 2008
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The Chinese insurance company pays $3.32 billion for the stake in Fortis's asset management subsidiary, gaining access to a business with $378 billion of assets under management.
By Sameera Anand | 25 March 2008
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The Chinese insurer pays $2.65 billion to become the largest shareholder in Fortis in a deal which both parties are calling highly synergistic.
By Sameera Anand | 30 November 2007
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