Elizabeth Wang will lead Rothschild's M&A franchise for Greater China clients. Its top banker in China, Jennifer Yu, will focus on the group's investment business.
Investor demand for Pilipinas Shell Petroleum indicates confidence in the Philippine economy and desire for a rare, internationally recognized IPO in Manila.
Henry Ho has a close relationship with Temasek, having acted as one of their managing directors from 2009 to 2010.
The wealth management division of Rothschild has appointed Audrey Zau as its new head of North Asia. She replaces Alois Mueller, who recently left the firm.
As head of Asian equity advisory at Rothschild, Claire Sudden-Spiers makes the grade as one of the region's exemplary bankers.
Aaron Howell, who previously worked at Shell, Citi and Standard Chartered, has joined Rothschild in Singapore to oversee oil & gas-related M&A, ECM and DCM in Southeast Asia.
Hong Kong's second-largest broadband provider ended its market debut flat, which may dissuade issuers from coming to market near-term.
The broadband provider prices shares at the top of the range valuing the company at HK$9 billion.
China Fishery, the Singapore-listed subsidiary of Pan Andes International, makes a $566 million offer for Copeinca, Peru's second largest fishing company.
The deal values CIMB Aviva at a generous premium, but the real prize is a long-term bancassurance deal with CIMB.
Michael Yao, whose experience also includes a 13-year stint with Goldman Sachs, joins the e-commerce giant at a time when most observers believe it is preparing for a future IPO.
British breakfast cereal Weetabix is valued at £1.2 billion as Bright Food buys a 60% stake from London-based private equity firm Lion Capital.
Berau Coal Energy attracts strong demand for its $500 million bond issue, enabling the Indonesian miner to achieve aggressive pricing.
The Japanese brewer pays $1.3 billion for the Kiwi alcopop maker.
Rohit Elhence joins Rothschild from Macquarie to replace Alexis Masters who is moving back to London.
London-listed blank cheque company Vallar becomes a listing vehicle for the Bakrie brothers through an M&A deal valued at around $3 billion.
M&A deals will continue to proliferate, but Asian buyers will be demanding, according to the findings of our fourth annual M&A survey, conducted together with Clifford Chance.
Oliver Goetz and James Ankers join Rothschild in Singapore as head of transport and director of financial institutions coverage, respectively.
China is the most difficult country for creditors when it comes to exercising their rights over security, as current laws don't provide the protection they need, a recent survey shows.
Sam Critchlow joins Rothschild in Jakarta from J.P. Morgan Cazenove.