Morgan Stanley

AB InBev is ready to bring its Asian business back to Hong Kong for a public listing after a failed attempt in July. There are promising signs that the company can come up with a better result this time.

Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund cuts its stake in the holding company of Thailand’s largest carrier, potentially bringing an end to the saga surrounding the controversial investment.

The Jiangsu-based generic drug maker has started to bookbuild for a $1 billion IPO in Hong Kong, hoping to grab attention while the local exchange is focused on biotech firms.

Super-charged Chinese coffee chain is set to be the first company to list on a stock market only two years after it was founded. But it's cash-burning strategy implies more funds will be raised afterwards.

The Chinese video game streaming site filed its listing application shortly after Beijing resumed review of new game applications and will need to show how it plans to monetise the business.

Changing interest rate expectations prompt a renewed surge in Reit offerings as investors wonder whether wider equity market momentum can last.

The north Asia private equity firm has spread its reach southwards to purchase Asia-Pacific assets from Godiva Chocolatier’s owner Yildiz Holding.

The EV maker returned to the capital market four months after its US listing and successfully raised fresh capital despite multiple headwinds. It was forced to pay up though.

With its online ticketing business Maoyan Entertainment looking to raise $345 million from its IPO, Tencent is set to go head-to-head against Alibaba on the Hong Kong stock exchange.