Real estate platform NWP Retail completes fundraising Korean Teachers’ Credit Union, the CITIC Securities One-Belt-One-Road Fund and Warburg Pincus.
Asia ex-Japan's bond market took a big hit in terms of variety of issuers, with both volume and deal counts from first-time issuers fell to their lowest levels in five years.
As the race between Grab and its unicorn rivals hots up, Indonesia’s regulators must make the route to an IPO easier for issuers and rules more transparent for investors if they want to give home-grown talent a boost.
As the China-US trade war gives global markets the jitters, private equity firms are increasingly looking to Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia for a return.
Taiwan computer and electronic deals hit $14.3 billion this, up 96% from this time last year.
Indonesia takes a view that market conditions may not get better as it jumps into the first available window following the G20 meeting with a new benchmark bond.
The supply/demand imbalance in G3 bond issuance from China is getting worse as institutional investors pack up for the year. The one exception is distressed investors.
Two out of the country’s four unicorns are preparing to list. The question is how, when and where?
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.
Indonesia's PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) secures a $1.62 billion loan as Hong Kong's real estate loans ramp up.
Borrowers need funds, but the buy-side and sell-side remain divided over whether investors will have to deploy cash before the year-end.
Indonesian paper packaging producer opts to brave a difficult market because it needs money for expansion. Is it the right time for foreign funds to re-invest?
Heavy issuance clouds relative value perceptions in secondary markets as the gap widens between the fortunes of investment grade and high yield transactions.
Shinta Widjaja Kamdani believes her business and her country will benefit from China's initiative ... but there are downsides.
Solid growth and an encouraging economic outlook make Indonesia attractive. But one key facet is still dragging on the economy, former finance minister Muhamad Chatib Basri says.
The Japanese megabank wins approval to up stake in Indonesian consumer lender to 40%. Greater access to Japan’s solidly respectable corporates via MUFG will improve Danamon’s credit worthiness.
The payments firm’s founder explains his route to profitability and how he plans to undercut other parts of banking such as trade finance.
Airwallex is building momentum after securing early backers, including Tencent and Sequoia -- more proof if any was needed that high-profile investors add to a startup’s credibility.
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.
Indonesia’s largest private-sector bank stands out from fierce competition in FinanceAsia's annual awards.