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FinanceAsia - Finding The Next Opportunity

How HK’s extradition push could undermine its appeal
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Investment and finance executives say the city’s government may have damaged its image as a financial centre with its push to pass an unpopular extradition law.
Retail in China

Carrefour feels the pressure from Metro sale of China ops
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The French retailer has sought to close a deal for its China business for over a year, but now its suitor, Tencent affiliate Yonghui, is courting Metro.
Distressed debt

Credit risks hang over Hainan Airlines
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After its defaults last year, creditors could call in $12 billion of debt from Hainan Airlines, the prize asset of Chinese conglomerate HNA Group.
China's infrastructure stimulus

China uses special bonds to lure foreign investors
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As the Sino-US trade war slows down GDP growth, Beijing is reforming its state infrastructure bonds to stimulate both international demand and infrastructure investment.
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Foreign funds return on resilient fundamentals

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The right credit space: Huatai’s structured finance and principal investment business

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China Awards 2019

FinanceAsia accepts submissions for China Awards 2019
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FinanceAsia is excited to announce the launch of our 2019 series of China Awards.
Hong Kong blockbuster

ESR: Logistics giant catching the last IPO train
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Asia’s third-largest logistics group is the last among its competitors to pursue a public listing of shares. Its $1.24 billion Hong Kong IPO is being launched on the back of soaring demand for high-quality logistics assets.
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Chinese buyouts

Private equity raking over US-China trade war debris for bargains
Disruption caused by the fractious relationship between the world’s two biggest economies spells opportunity for the nimblest investors. Funds are looking to potentially bridge gaps in broken supply chains, take companies private and carve out Chinese units from MNCs.
5G development

Why Asian telcos are rushing to merge their businesses
Asia’s telecommunications service providers are in a race to merge to gain scale and prepare for 5G, the next-generation communications technology that is expected to create massive new business opportunities.
India's hotel unicorn

OYO: Indian startup looking to find success in China
The six-year old Indian startup aims to become the world’s largest hotel chain by partnering with small hotel operators. It is making a big bet in China.
Secondary listings

Alibaba’s Hong Kong secondary listing plan: it isn’t worth it
The e-commerce giant’s idea of a secondary listing in Hong Kong may not deliver the much-hyped boost in liquidity some bankers are touting; it could also call forth unwanted volatility.
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