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Chinese technology listings: a question of when, not where

Amid new challenges for Chinese companies planning to go public overseas, Hong Kong’s draw as a listing venue becomes more appealing, but any rush to raise money is unlikely to happen, just yet.

July 27, 2021

A Chinese Renaissance

Delisting stock and privatising is a big undertaking, but Chinese companies are increasingly using this method to both restructure and recapitalise their businesses. With the right financial partner, it can be a great opportunity to revitalise your brand.

Huatai International

Chinese state-owned duo hit Asian G3 bond market

China's largest construction company and a local government financing vehicle from Tianjin add to a market struggling to digest a flood of new paper.

June 07, 2016

Huarong and Midea add to dollar bond rush

Bad-loan manager and white goods maker add to surge of Chinese credits accessing the dollar-denominated bond market.

May 26, 2016

Heidi Miller to lead international at J.P. Morgan

J.P. Morgan promotes Heidi Miller as first president of international.

June 28, 2010

Despite pressures, US dollar remains key currency

The US dollar remains the world's most accepted currency by most measures.

November 12, 2007

Taiwan's increasingly dangerous credit-card problem

Concerns over aggressive growth in unsecured consumer loans prompt Fitch to lower its outlook for Taiwan's Chinatrust, Taishin banking groups and Far Eastern International Bank.

March 27, 2006

NTPC sets guidance for new international bond

India's NTPC wraps up roadshows for new $300 million 10-year deal.

February 21, 2006

C&M premieres its debut international bond

Korean CATV provider launches new issue to the tune of a $7 billion-plus order book.

January 24, 2006