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Secondary market activity continues as investors seek to cash in on gains of Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies.

Buoyant capital markets prompt Singapore's Great Eastern Holdings to sell stake in mainland insurer while GIC exits Far East Horizon and UBS moves to offload China Cinda holding.

Singapore group raises $276m in 78 million share block trade after the market close.

Choice of targeted club deal reflects jittery market environment, and bankers say they expect more such deals as sellers seek alternative ways to achieve better pricing.

Zurich Insurance sold $283 million of shares in New China Life, at a time when foreign insurers are struggling to develop a profitable China strategy.

China's biggest non-life insurer will need to compete for investor interest with New China Life Insurance.

Another scandal is testing investor confidence in China’s troubled railway industry, but one rail company is nevertheless pushing ahead with a $2.3 billion Shanghai IPO.

Sany Heavy Industry and XCMG Construction Machinery are braving difficult market conditions to go head-to-head with competing Hong Kong IPOs.

China's third-biggest life insurer is braving the market with an initial public offering that could raise as much as $4 billion.