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Central Asia and ESG: Now 'every second investor' is asking about green investment

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While multilateral agencies have long invested along ESG lines, the first green bond in Kazakhstan and private equity demand in Uzbekistan show that it is going mainstream.

How the Li Auto IPO is plugging into a US market electrified by EVs and ESG

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The $1.1 billion listing not only measures investor appetite for US-listed Chinese companies, but also guages EV technology interests amid surging ESG investment demand

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Polarisation of Chinese property developers continues as proactive policies mitigate impact of COVID-19 on LGFVs

By Lianhe Global

ANZ green and sustainable financing poll: aligning interests

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What investors should know when Asian tech names become a bigger part of a major index

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New Chinese technology companies are now eligible for the Hang Seng Index, expanding their presence across Asia and likely drawing more inflows from index investors

Exclusive: Deutsche Bank promotes heavy hitters in Asia

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With Mayooran Elalingam and Haitham Ghattas running the origination and advisory franchise, the bank intends to focus on China, India and Australia.

Will Hong Kong become the next Cayman Islands?

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Once it was the Cayman Islands and Delaware as the go-to destination for funds, but Hong Kong’s entry into the race could change everything

Australia sees demand for new 30-year bond

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The steepness of its curve lures offshore investors to the Australian Office of Financial Management’s fourth benchmark issue since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

Polarisation of Chinese property developers continues as proactive policies mitigate impact of COVID-19 on LGFVs

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Chinese property developers are facing higher financing risk and tighter liquidity positions given the deteriorating cash collection from contracted sales, but strong policies are limiting the damage

Ant Group’s decision to skip New York not a matter of why … but why Shanghai?

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Domestic investors are supporting local technology companies, allowing tech giants like Ant Group to select Hong Kong and Shanghai for its IPO.

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