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New World Development and Chow Tai Fook tycoon Cheng Yu Yung, who died in September, edges out Li Ka-shing as property billionaires dominate our top 10.

Greater China and India boost the earnings of the region’s 100 wealthiest families. That's one takeaway from our series on Asia's rich, beginning with this overview.

The Chinese wind power equipment maker delays pricing until next week, while Chow Tai Fook Jewellery and New China Life drop on their first day of trading.

The jewellery retailer prices at the bottom and doesn't exercise the upsize option, while Haitong Securities delays the pricing of its H-share IPO until today.

At a reduced target of about $3 billion, the deal is set to become the biggest IPO in Hong Kong this year.

The Indonesian coal mining and diversified energy company leads the way as a growing number of companies get ready to launch IPOs in Hong Kong.

New World Development aims to raise HK$11.3 billion from a November rights issue and will also underwrite a HK$4.29 billion rights offering for New World China Land in December.

Cheng Yu Tung reduces his stake in Ping An Insurance to just 2.4% of the H-share capital after a $998 million block trade and at least two transactions where he used his remaining shares to cover short positions.