China’s largest hot pot chain puts forward an implied valuation nearly five times that of McDonald’s China and Hong Kong business. It may prove too much for investors to stomach.
FinanceAsia looks at why the O2O giant is leading China's two other high-flying startups as it prepares to make its way to the public market.
Four-year-old Chinese startup plans to become just the second listed electric car specialist after Tesla. It's the latest Chinese venture to seek US investment while far from profitability.
San Miguel Food & Beverage files record-breaking equity deal as the country’s leading families consider spinning off assets to raise equity capital for infrastructure projects.
It's the world's most expensive bank by book value, but overseas investors shrugged off concerns about India's banking sector and gave strong support to its dual-tranche share sale.
Unfazed by a massive retreat in global equities, Chinese smartphone maker prices the world’s largest IPO in nearly two years. Attention is now shifting to its debut next month.
China’s leading dating and social networking app takes advantage of its stock rally to tap funding from convertible bond issue for its acquisition of rival app Tantan.
Investors do well from follow-on yield plays as a flattening US yield curve and overseas M&A drives an uptick in activity.
Two mega IPOs set to raise more money this July than China’s onshore/offshore total so far this year combined.
Escalating global trade tensions stop a tentative rally in its tracks, overpowering the positive impact of declining issuance and rebounding Treasuries.
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?
Ethan Farbman is leaving the bank after a 14-year stint amid a broader reshuffle in the US bank's Asia debt team.
First ever bond issue from Cambodia comes up trumps despite being caught in the crosshairs of emerging market volatility and the deadening weight of Chinese property credits on secondary market spreads.
In one of the biggest private equity exits out of Korea, Carlyle is selling the security solutions provider to SK Telecom and Macquarie for a relatively weak return on investment.
Volatility takes its toll across Asia during April, but falling markets open up valuations, giving hope for May’s strong equity capital markets pipeline.
Faltering secondary markets and high valuations do not appear to be deterring investors as they continue to take advantage of primary market deals to build sizable equity positions in Vietnam.
What the dramatic $4.1 billion financing of the world’s priciest building, The Center, tells us about investor appetite for prime Hong Kong property and the outlook for strata-titled deals.
The underlying equities market may be under pressure, but demand for Techcombank's IPO remains strong, meaning slim allocations for investors keen to play Vietnam's growth story.
Shares held up well after a gigantic $9.8 billion block sale by its biggest shareholder amid fears of a trade war between China and the US.
Online video platform operators iQiyi and Bilibili seek to raise close to $3 billion in concurrent US IPOs. But the pair offer quite different propositions for investors.