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As China's green bonds harmonise with international standards, international investor demand for them is expected to grow in London, Luxembourg and Hong Kong.

Private Asian capital is increasingly competing with institutional investors for big real estate deals globally.

China is succeeding in speeding up renminbi internationalisation across Europe but the pace may not be as fast as in Asia, where the currency is rapidly winning over markets.

China's sovereign wealth fund will pay $727 million for a stake in the world's third-busiest airport.

A growing litany of scandals is challenging London's position as never before. With capital fast building up in Asia itself, what role does The City have in the future?

More European and US borrowers could follow ANZ in tapping the dim sum market as swaps move in their favour.

SP Setia and Sime Darby bid ₤400 million for Battersea Power Station.

HSBC issues a Rmb2 billion renminbi bond and allocates 60% to European investors, a sign that renminbi deposits in London have hit critical mass.

The AIM-listed Chinese coal bed methane gas producer raises $102.7 million from a placement shortly after announcing plans to list in Hong Kong.