Issuers are coming to terms with the alien concept of a new issue premium (NIP) as Asian bond markets suffer a difficult start to the year. Where will they go from here?
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.
The Chinese tech giant is paying $456 million for 5% stake in the company behind Rainbow Six and Assassin’s Creed, extending a global gaming shopping spree.
The e-commerce giant’s decision to carve out its own space in the booming logistics sector pays off as big-name investors pile in. It will spend big on automation, exploiting robotics, drone delivery.
It's a perfect way for tech giants to commercialise their vast collections of data. But will public and private plans to build credit databases come into conflict?
HKEx supremo is named capital markets person of the year, and there are awards for outgoing HSBC chief and the tycoon behind Tencent.
Troubled property firm teams up again with internet giant Tencent as it seeks a solution for its commercial property arm ahead of a relisting deadline. Will it do better than a previous tie-up?
The online learning platform has enjoyed success connecting Chinese learners to English teachers in the US. It's now looking to do the reverse.
Beijing’s recent crackdown in the peer-to-peer lending sector does not seem to have affected the fundraising plans of some online micro lenders.
Some of the brightest Chinese talents in the booming AI sector are returning home to a country poised to become the world's largest market for autonomous vehicles. Investors are taking note.
Chinese buyers caught in a US regulatory quagmire can take their chances with smaller deals or hope a massive shake-up of Washington's dealings with Beijing brings a little clarity.
Tencent's e-book platform will be one of the most hotly-contested Hong Kong IPOs among institutional and retail investors for quite some time.
Tencent-backed online-to-offline unicorn, which offers everything from food delivery to travel, sees valuation soar to $30 billion. Now it faces off against a long list of enemies – not least Alibaba.
Chinese technology groups are looking for more overseas deals, giving foreign venture capital investors increasing opportunities to invest in the growth story.
The telecoms giant has tapped Tencent, Baidu, Jd.com, Alibaba, part of China’s multi-year plan to reform the its state-owned enterprises.
Recent criticisms of Tencent and Ant Financial, among others, hint at growing tensions between Chinese political power and the commanding heights of Chinese technology.
Underlining Southeast Asia's draw as a red-hot investment destination, the Chinese and Japanese tech giants are providing the bulk of the ride-hailing unicorn's newest fundraising.
Leading a $700 million-plus round for Ofo – after its affiliate Ant Financial’s previous investment – Alibaba is now taking on Tencent in China’s bike-sharing battle.
Zuo Lesi, global head of the UK bank's capital markets solutions, is moving to fintech with money from Tencent.
The Chinese bike-sharing company raised a record series-E round of funding, three months after top competitor Ofo landed another $450 million.