Greater China
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Chinese real estate developer Xinhu Zhongbao Co is looking for a window for its inaugural international outing, with a roadshow set to take place next week.
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BBVA sold down part of its holdings in China Citic Bank Corp for HK$4.6bn ($587.2m) on Wednesday, taking advantage of an unexpected rally in Chinese banking stocks.
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China Forestry Group Corp and local government financing vehicles from Xinyi and Tieling are among the issuers waiting for a green light from the National Development and Reform Commission to sell foreign currency debt.
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Cathay United Bank has hired a senior banker from DBS to helm its corporate banking operations in Hong Kong.
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Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group has rolled out its $600m dual-tranche financing into general syndication.
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In this round-up, the RMB is hangs on to its gains in the FX market, China sees RMB trade settlement sink to a four-year low, and Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) is preps launch of offshore RMB (CNH) options contracts. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week.
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Chinese digital map provider NavInfo has hit the syndicated loan market for €110m to fund its acquisition of a stake in a European target.
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Credit Suisse named one of its most senior investment bankers in Asia Pacific as China CEO this week, putting him in charge of a strategy increasingly focused on wealth management and China. The move came as the resilience of the bank's regional and integrated model continues to be tested, writes John Loh.
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We bankers love to whinge about our bonuses, or what we see as a lack thereof. But when a young friend of mine told me he felt sorry for some chaps at banks that weren’t getting any bonuses this year, I couldn’t help but laugh.
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Kunming Dianchi Water Treatment Co has refiled a draft prospectus for its Hong Kong listing, after first submitting a proposal to the stock exchange in August 2016.
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A subsidiary of Indonesian conglomerate Lippo Karawaci is bookbuilding for a potential Rph2.45tr ($183.8m) IPO of Dire Bowsprit Commercial & Infrastructure.
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Bank of China taps new loans head — Maybank Kim Eng loses HK/China CEO — UBS adds three to equity sales trading, derivatives