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US-China trade war: Back from the brink
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The world’s two largest economies have called a trade truce but the combatants are likely to resume hostilities soon. The stock markets’ rally is unsustainable.

BCA named Asia’s Best Bank again
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Indonesia’s largest private sector bank took home the prestigious award once again at FinanceAsia's Country Awards 2019 gala dinner.
Offshore bond

Adani Ports extends India’s US dollar bond spree
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India’s biggest port operator raises $750 million with the country’s largest private-sector dollar bond issue this year.
Fundraising

Warburg Pincus closes new China and Southeast Asia fund
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The US investment firm is doubling down on Asian emerging markets.
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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

By Huatai Financial
Green finance

Asian green finance marches on despite imperfect standards
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Even though there are no unified standards in Asia, companies like ICBC and Korea Electric Power Corporation are issuing green debt.
Chinese debt markets

China further opens bond market to foreign investors
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China is considering expanding its bond ties with the UK and opening up exchange-listed bonds to more foreign investors.
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Vietnamese flotations: awaiting a fair wind
When will the pipeline unfurl its first initial equity offering in 2019?
China-US trade war

Trade war hits Chinese offshore issuance: Dealogic
Issuance of US dollar bonds out of China declined after the US threatened more tariffs on Chinese goods. But investors are pinning their hopes on upcoming talks between US president Donald Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping.
M&A survey results

Failed M&A deals set to rise as trade war dents sentiment
Trade tensions and failed deals are preying on the minds of FinanceAsia’s readers as they ponder the M&A landscape for the year ahead.
Stock-trading link

Why the London-Shanghai Stock Connect may never take off
Besides Brexit concerns, limited investor demand and the small supply of companies are among the major factors that weigh on the plan to connect London and Shanghai.
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