Bankers are preparing for a handful of US listings from Chinese fintech companies this year. But some US investors are starting to worry about valuations.
The CEO of the Lion City's biggest venture capital fund reveals how it encouraged the hot ride-hailing firm to move south from Malaysia – and why more start-ups will follow.
Asia Innovations chief executive tells FinanceAsia he wants to close a multibillion-dollar IPO before the end of next year.
China’s burgeoning mobile-charging companies attract derision – and plenty of capital. We take a closer look at the latest hot sector in the country's booming ‘sharing economy’.
Asia’s perpetual bond market has been on a tear since the beginning of the year, and looks ready to break new records before half the year is up. We take a look at the numbers.
The Chinese dairy company was damaged by a cash crunch that saw HK$32.07 billion ($4.12 billion) wiped off its market capitalisation. FinanceAsia looks back at how problems for investors and bank lenders unfolded.
Venture capital investors are increasingly piling into artificial intelligence. The opportunities for China are rife.
Xuekun Jin, chief executive of the Hong Kong-listed Chinese company, talks to FinanceAsia about his plans.
China’s bike-sharing sector is attracting excitement, money, and imitation. FinanceAsia takes a closer look.
Indian film producer Eros International cancelled a dollar bond this week, as nervous investors kept a close eye on US interest rates.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore's corporate governance review will address two areas where more disclosure is needed, according to a member of the committee conducting it.
The Chinese property company will pay half what it does on one outstanding bond after taking advantage of buoyant high-yield demand.
Soaring property prices are leading to a boom for Chinese developers. But the Beijing government is looking on with alarm and is tightening the rules.
A host of exciting technology start-ups and fintech plays are preparing to go public in 2017. Zhong An Insurance leads the way, with big names like Ant Financial to come.
China's homegrown ride-hailing app appeared to have pulled off a coup when it bought Uber's business in the country. Since that deal, its troubles have only mounted.