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FinanceAsia talks to SGX head of global sales and origination, Pol de Win, on the exchange’s efforts to become a venue of choice when global markets recover.

Companies floating shares in city expected to raise between $54.2 billion and $59.3 billion this year, with biotech listings continuing to be active.

Pundits have been calling Hong Kong's demise for decades, but with the rush of Chinese listings bringing in fresh liquidity, is it too soon to call time on the city as a financial hub?

YY has acquired Singaporean rival Bigo for $1.4 billion in a move which makes clear its intentions to dominate the international short video market.

Nasdaq-listed Chinese internet firm bounces back from failed November CB after posting solid results for 2013.

US-listed YY is forced to pull its $250 million convertible bond after initially revising the terms and re-offering it below par. But Sina attracts strong demand.

The Chinese e-commerce company gives up on a Hong Kong IPO after failing to reach a compromise with local regulators on structural issues, sources say.

More than 95% of the shares are sold by Warburg Pincus, which reduces its stake in the US-listed Chinese semiconductor company to 38%.

The social network draws strong demand to become only the second Chinese company to list in the US this year.