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Asia Pacific

  • Chinese online tutorial platform GSX Techedu is seeking approval for an American Depository Shares (ADS) listing on Nasdaq.
  • Xinyi Energy Holdings, an owner and operator of Chinese solar farms, has received a boost on its second attempt at listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
  • Chaoni Huang has left her job leading Natixis’ sustainability efforts in Asia Pacific.
  • GlobalMarketscan reveal that the European Investment Bank is preparing to launch a new entity — potentially called the European Bank for Sustainable Development — that will focus on sustainable projects outside the EU.
  • The political uncertainty triggered by the decision to re-run the municipal elections in Istanbul has not dented international lenders’ appetite for financing Turkey’s banks, market participants tell GlobalMarkets
  • A Ukrainian bank believes it can overturn a court ruling against its nationalisation that was seen as good news for the oligarch who used to own it and who is a supporter of the incoming president.
  • As Uzbekistan takes its first steps towards opening up to international investors, Europe and US are trailing behind their Russian and Chinese counterparts.
  • Emerging markets investors are looking ahead to a series of privatisations in Kazakhstan following the economic reforms unveiled by outgoing president Nursultan Nazarbayev that should be implemented by his successor
  • After years of isolation, Uzbekistan has started to forcefully address its economic challenges and exploit its inherent advantages in a way that offers the potential to make this resource-rich market a stronger player in the global economy
  • Four decades after declaring independence, a successful Eurobond issue and major reforms show Uzbekistan is finally growing up and engaging with the world on its own terms
  • After being off limits to foreign investors for many years, Uzbekistan has raced to catch up for lost time by seeking investments by European banks and international financial institutions
  • After decades of self-imposed isolation, Uzbekistan is embarking on a range of projects with the help of Chinese assistance — and finance — to slowly start to stitch a recently remote country back into the global economy