New cryptocurrency regulations could lose Hong Kong business in the short-term but by instilling greater confidence in the market they could help further ahead.
Bank of China taps global interest with its first multi-currency, multi-tranche offshore bond to support the Greater Bay Area.
One of them, Baytree, could even be worth than less than implied six months ago when Alibaba invested in it during pre-IPO funding.
The drug developer will be the second biotech firm to list in Hong Kong without any profits or revenues. It believes that China’s underpenetrated biologics market provides a massive opportunity in the long run.
Investors are unplugging from the primary market following poor secondary market performance. Will Tencent Music entice them back?
The fund manager's unsolicited offer dangles a 62% premium in front of unit holders. Its latest attempt to unseat the management of Spring Reit looks like it could succeed.
Former PwC tax specialist and deputy to China's parliament will succeed Carlson Tong at the securities watchdog.
Scandals have battered the rail operator's once-pristine reputation. The city's government can show its determination to improve services and ease integrity concerns by removing it from the stock market.
Work out the next big thing, then find the right entrepreneur to unlock its potential; that's the philosophy of venture capital veteran Wei Zhou's year-old company.
The role played by the Communist Party committees inside Chinese companies remains murky. Some foreign investors don't even know that they exist.
Xiaomi, issuers and mainland investors have been caught in the cross-fire between bourses. While the prize of hosting China’s tech unicorns is worth fighting for, exchanges should not lose sight of who they ultimately serve: investors.
The US bank named Udhay Furtado as a managing director in its Asia ex-Japan equity capital markets team.
Building a mosque close to a factory is one example of the many ways Chinese firms are working within partner countries to smooth over some of the bumps on the Belt and Road.
We reveal how the leading Chinese institutions in Hong Kong stood out in our Country Awards.
Charles Chiang fills the void left by Mark Leung's appointment as CEO of the bank’s China businesses.
UBS promotes two veteran bankers to head its new one-stop-shop Greater China business ahead of an expected hiring spree.
Battling for supremacy in the fintech space, Hong Kong is slipping behind Singapore in the race to become a global leader. Here's why.
The first Chinese developer to default on its offshore debt is steadily getting back on its feet. It's now brought in a former Deutsche banker to lead its financial operations.
Volatility takes its toll across Asia during April, but falling markets open up valuations, giving hope for May’s strong equity capital markets pipeline.
Rykadan's William Chan discusses the state of the Hong Kong market and explains why his company is turning from constructing buildings to private equity investing.