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Portfolio managers and buy-side analysts give their verdicts on the region's corporations. Today we see some new winners in Thailand, Maybank ranking highly in Malaysia and Ayala taking home top prizes in the Philippines.

Asian equity markets are being driven by sentiment rather than fundamentals say bankers and investors, hopeful of a turnaround before year-end.

Despite the headwinds affecting the Philippine stock market, San Miguel has decided to move forward with plans to sell shares in its consolidated food and beverage business through a sharply downsized block trade.

Century-old Philippine conglomerate approves plan to sell shares worth $1.7 billion in its F&B unit to comply with the local stock exchange’s free-float requirement.

The Philippines' largest power producer jumps into the perpetual bond market one day after ICTSI but ends up paying a much higher new issue premium.

The country's power industry faces the huge task of building new plants to meet the country’s future electricity needs.

The deal accounts for less than 20% of the San Miguel group’s entire stake and is priced at a 10.7% discount.

The Malaysian bank is left with a gap in the Philippines after failing to agree on the final terms with San Miguel and the other sellers. CEO suggests it will look for other M&A opportunities.

About a year after San Miguel invested in the airline, Tan’s group is approached by investors to sell its 51% holding.