Bluestar Finance Holdings, Hotelier Finance and Frasers Property feature in Dealogic's roundup of loans activity in Asia for September 14 to 20.
Following Meituan-Dianping and Haidilao, the two candidates have kicked off their listings, targeting a combined $1.15 billion in what looks set to be a busy month of Hong Kong IPOs.
Filippo Gori replaces Kam Shing Kwang, who will focus on the US bank’s private banking business in Asia.
China’s largest hot pot chain puts forward an implied valuation nearly five times that of McDonald’s China and Hong Kong business. It may prove too much for investors to stomach.
As the 10th anniversary of the Global Financial Crisis looms large, the veteran Asia banker sees opportunity for profit in the emerging markets crash and is planning to expand in 'sexy' private markets.
Former PwC tax specialist and deputy to China's parliament will succeed Carlson Tong at the securities watchdog.
FinanceAsia looks at why the O2O giant is leading China's two other high-flying startups as it prepares to make its way to the public market.
Hong Kong-listed environmental company raises $500 million from its debut convertible debt issue and offered investors an alternative against the bulk of outstanding papers from the property sector.
Cofco Swan (HK), PT Marga Trans Nusantara and Wii Pte Ltd feature in Dealogic's roundup of loans activity in Asia for August 17 to 23.
Scandals have battered the rail operator's once-pristine reputation. The city's government can show its determination to improve services and ease integrity concerns by removing it from the stock market.
FWD Group Management Holdings, Batamindo Investment Cakrawala and Gallant Venture, and AU Optronics Corp feature in Dealogic's roundup of loans activity in Asia for August 10 to 16.
Citi has named New York-based Beibei Li as its head of Belt and Road banking and origination after HSBC moved its Malaysia CEO into a similar position earlier this summer.
Speculation is rife that Chinese insurer Ping An is eyeing the Asian division of British peer Prudential, but other outcomes are being mooted. What would this mean for each firm?
Aletheia Capital, founded by Ali Naqvi, has bought Richard Wallace’s IND-X Advisors as it seeks to build scale and provide investment ideas to fund managers in a post-MiFID II world.
Dublin-based CurrencyFair takes a first step into Asia, buying a unit of Convoy Holdings – a company at the centre of an anti-corruption investigation. Convoy will invest in CurrencyFair.