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Wither short selling in Hong Kong?

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Hong Kong’s stock market is becoming increasingly immune to short-seller attacks. Listed companies are better prepared and the regulator is also keeping a close eye.
IPOs in Asia

Shanghai’s STAR Market was the focus of Asia ECM in July

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Although a traditional real estate IPO topped the deal list by value in July, technology companies on the new STAR Market raised the most amount of money, according to data from Dealogic.
Acquisition

BestSign signs on the dotted line to dominate China’s electronic signature market

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With the acquisition of the third-largest player in the market, BestSign hopes to maintain its position as the country's leading electronic signature business.
Sustainability bonds

Shinhan’s sustainability bond hits crowded market

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Unfazed by ample supply in the primary market, South Korea’s second-largest financial group put together a hefty order book for its $500 million sustainability bond sale.
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Great expectations: Philippines economy pulls ahead

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Bank of China (Hong Kong): Setting the pace with award-winning connectivity

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Opportunities & challenges: What’s next for China’s NBFIs

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Fundraising

Top GPs gear up for next round of competition in China

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Investors have targeted the top private equity and venture capital firms as they hope to catch the next unicorn.
Ride-hailing

Toyota’s $600m investment in Didi typifies industry tie-ups

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Partnerships are growing between automakers and ride-hailing groups looking to solve the car industry's woes. Strategic investment could tide Didi over during a capital raising rut in private markets.
Fast food

Jollibee's purchase of US drinks brand set to transform firm

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The ambitious Philippine foodservice group's purchase of Los Angeles-based chain The Coffee & Tea Leaf for $350 million shows it has developed a riskier approach to deal-making.
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Play the game

China’s sports broadcasting rivalry heats up

Alibaba and Tencent are making huge bets on China’s sports broadcasting industry that was once dominated by LeEco and Sina. But they are unlikely to be profitable in the short term.
Video gaming

How cloud computing could change the video game industry

It won't be long before people are playing video games without a PC or console, with no need to download them first. Cloud technology is poised to completely change the way the global gaming industry works.
China’s Nasdaq

China’s STAR market debut offers a good risk management lesson

Individual stock market investors should be aware of the need to manage risks after wild swings in share prices during the first two days of trading on China's new Nasdaq-style board.
Frontier markets

Why Bangladesh badly needs a sovereign bond

Dhaka’s efforts to attract foreign investment will be strengthened if the country's government puts its name on the line in international bond markets.
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