After the death of its co-chairman in July, HNA Group continues to downsize its overseas empire. Senior executives have left the company and some of its Hong Kong subsidiaries have closed.
Bank of China taps global interest with its first multi-currency, multi-tranche offshore bond to support the Greater Bay Area.
Total Loss Absorbing Capacity requirements are likely to cause China’s Big Four banks to issue billions of dollars of bonds overseas, and expand the non-bank institutional investor base for China’s domestic bond market.
By enabling companies to make products more user-friendly and tailoring them better to client needs, fintech looks set to alter the insurance landscape in China, Alan Lau says.
Fund raising by Indian social commerce startup Meesho highlights a broader market trend. Chinese investors are trying to replicate successful Chinese business models in India.
China has promised foreign investors that it will be more open. But jaded by similar promises in the past, both US and EU investors remain sceptical.
First half figures for investment in China's education sector were notably up on those from last year. Thanks to President Xi’s encouragement, the trend is unlikely to slow down.
Indonesia’s problems have reignited debate about how countries can protect themselves from destabilization by foreign capital flows, and their borrowers from foreign exchange risk.
Europe has replaced the US as the preferred destination for real estate investment by Chinese buyers. Loosened restrictions could extend that trend.
Indonesia's PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) secures a $1.62 billion loan as Hong Kong's real estate loans ramp up.
Asian equity markets are being driven by sentiment rather than fundamentals say bankers and investors, hopeful of a turnaround before year-end.
Borrowers need funds, but the buy-side and sell-side remain divided over whether investors will have to deploy cash before the year-end.
The credibility of domestic credit ratings and a lack of hedging tools remain some of the challenges for China to develop a truly international bond market, FinanceAsia's inaugural bond connect survey reveals.
Chinese property sector dollar bonds came under massive pressure in the secondary market as Evergrande raised $1.8 billion in a new deal which priced at a significant premium to its outstanding bonds.
Chinese investors are not as bullish about fintech as they used to be. Investors are being much more careful about where they put their money.
DIY cyber-security measures that companies should be taking if their supply chain stretches between the world’s two biggest economies.
Foreign investment continues to accelerate as the government rolls out new measures, but many still fear making a leap into the unknown.
Beijing's investigation of Lai Xiaomin, a former chairman of China Huarong Asset Management, shows the risks foreign firms face when courted by potential Chinese investors.
The ride-hailing market in China is saturated and smaller players are now entering into new markets like electric and logistics vehicles to avoid direct competition with the dominant players.
In the third part of our inaugural China Awards, FinanceAsia is delighted to reveal the winners and rationale behind the awards for Best Deals and Borrowers.