Deteriorating credit metrics in China’s financial sector expose the weaknesses of its domestic rating agencies.
The world’s largest telecom tower operator will show old-economy firms can still excite if it completes its $8.7 billion offering. But then it does have some new-economy advantages.
In the run-up to its $1.6 billion US IPO, high-flying Chinese online shopping app pushes the message it is not a Tencent affiliate. It's not quite as simple as that ...
The fintech firm's $1.95 billion series-B funding almost triples its valuation. But what does it tell us about the current state of China's private equity market?
Beijing is set to introduce private investors into the world’s largest telecom tower operator through its upcoming IPO in Hong Kong. Is this an opportunity investors should take?
Two mega IPOs set to raise more money this July than China’s onshore/offshore total so far this year combined.
As loss-making Chinese auto trading app prepares Nasdaq listing, the company needs to distinguish itself from rivals in a fiercely competitive market. Will Leonardo DiCaprio help?
After a five-year stint at Standard Chartered, China-focused banker Chao Li will join Beijing-based CICC in August.
Privately-held construction firm seeks public capital as China speeds up development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, including plans for a vast new city in rural Xiongan.
Acquisitive conglomerate launches an IPO for Israel-based Sisram Medical, a company it acquired four years ago during the early stage of China’s overseas M&A boom.
Second time lucky for Hon Hai’s connector business as it finally prices its Hong Kong IPO, even if the selling price is nowhere near what it expected nine months ago.
Company chooses a much better market window for an IPO it hopes investors will view as much more than just an Apple play.
The regional Chinese lender launches an initial public offering to raise $1.1 billion and looks set to become the third bank classed as a rural financial institution to list in Hong Kong.
The listing of BoCom International is set to be the first offshore investment banking spin-off by a state-owned Chinese bank.
China’s fifth-largest bank has started gauging investor demand for an IPO of its offshore securities brokerage and investment banking arm, BoCom International Holdings.
China Everbright Greentech is first out of the gate after the Easter break with a discounted deal that aims to benefit from favourable regulation and sectoral share price gains.
Changzhou-based bike-sharing firm Youon will be the first to ride into the public market, having received approval for a Shanghai IPO.
The Chinese toll road operator received overwhelming demand for its debut €365 million H-share convertible bond, setting an example that other issuers could follow.
Investment only trickles in for deal at a time when industry transformation in China poses execution risks.
Hopes dividend payout will attract investors to deal at a time of industry transformation.