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FinanceAsia - Finding The Next Opportunity
The youth of today

How a Malaysian millennial-managed family office charts the future of Asian consumer activity
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New to the investment game, family office RHL Ventures acutely follows Asian millennial behaviour and invests in startup companies it believes will capitalise on it. Investments run the gamut from dating, bespoke coffee to “clean” cosmetics.
Awards

Country Awards: Nominations are now open!
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FinanceAsia's prestigious Country Awards is now open for submissions. With an exciting new list of categories and a fresh submissions criteria, all the information you need to take part is here.
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Asia's Best Companies 2020

Who are the best managed companies in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines?
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Top portfolio managers and analysts give us their professional views on the most admired companies in the region. Astra International and Bank Central Asia perform well in Indonesia, Digi.com and Maybank excel in Malaysia, and Ayala comes out top in the Philippines.
Asia's Best Companies 2020

Who are the best managed companies in Greater China?
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The region’s top portfolio managers and analysts give us their considered views on the most admired corporations. China Unicom and China Telecom rank highly in China, Sun Hung Kai Properties and Champion REIT top the charts in Hong Kong, and TSMC shines in Taiwan.
Asia's Best Companies 2020

Who are the best managed companies in India, Singapore and Thailand?
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Investors and analysts give us their professional views on the most admired companies in the region. HDFC Bank, Tata, and Bajaj Finserv won the plaudits in India, DBS Bank shone in Singapore, and PTT and Siam Cement had success in Thailand.
Editor's Pick
Early-stage investment

How Naspers plans to build a global fintech platform
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The head of M&A for PayU, a Naspers subsidiary, talks to FinanceAsia about its vision to create a world without financial borders and the companies it is investing in to achieve this lofty ambition.
Shariah-compliant financing

Indonesian Islamic crowdfunding fintech has very global ambitions
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Shariah-compliant fintech companies are popping up in Indonesia at a healthy clip. Given the relative underperformance of their traditional bricks and mortar siblings, many startups are confident they can capture huge market share. ALAMI is just one good example.
Digital FMCG

OVO-partnered Indo startup charts street stalls’ path to online success
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Jakarta-based Warung Pintar has pushed thousands of “mom and pop” shops into the 21st century by digitising their businesses. The startup has raised $35 million to date and tells FinanceAsia it’s keen for more investors to come in.
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