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Political risk in Thailand this year is growing. The finance minister is unlikely to deliver a clear strategy on finance policies and regulations until the storm is over.

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.

As PTT prepares to spin-off its oil and retail arm, Thai IPOs are shaping up to raise more money in 2019 than in 2017 and 2018 combined.

The junta government aims to raise $1.4 billion from an initial public offering of a toll road-backed infrastructure fund, creating a new way to raise capital for infrastructure development.

Investors are unplugging from the primary market following poor secondary market performance. Will Tencent Music entice them back?

It may not be as famous internationally as Red Bull but energy drinks group Osotspa is Thailand's oldest consumer products company and it plans to raise as much as $460 million.

Banks in Southeast Asia are selling their asset-management arms as risk-management costs rise and clients seek more adventurous products, drawing interest from Western insurers.

This year in a tight battle between two Thai banking heavyweights, Siam Commercial Bank pipped Kasikornbank to several awards on its radical reforms.

The oil and gas group agrees to pay $3 billion to acquire a majority stake in the independent power producer from France’s Engie, potentially rising to $4.3 billion.