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  • Asia
    Dual listing assumes principal role
    Australia has stolen the M&A limelight this year. Two landmark dual listings were successfully completed, while a third fell apart spectacularly when the government refused to give it the go ahead. Could this structure be the answer to Australia's fears of becoming a corporate backwater? Fiona Haddock reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    DERIVATIVES - Japan's derivatives traders get creative
    Japan's excess of non-performing loans and cross-holdings is stirring up imagination in the financial world. As faith in the new prime minister's reforming zeal grows, creative solutions for the country's woes abound – and the derivatives sector is as inspired as the rest. Some are convinced that here lies another business opportunity – in the long- and the short-term. Fiona Haddock reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    DEAL DIGGEST - Projects in the pipeline for Pakistan
    General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's military ruler, chose his independence day speech on August 14 to announce new infrastructure development projects worth more than US$1 billion. The initiative, which includes dam and road projects, and an ambitious plan to develop a port in south western Pakistan in conjunction with soft loans from China, represents the boldest spur to the economy since Musharraf led a coup to replace the elected government in October 1999.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    FINANCE - Top marks for Sinopec A-share issue
    Sinopec's record breaking IPO last month revealed unprecedented liquidity in China's domestic share market. Does demand for the issue represent a change in investor mentality on the mainland? And will development of the local market lure overseas-listed companies back home for funds? Joy Lee reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Hanging in the balance
    A pause in corporate restructuring combined with significant government lending is keeping Korea on an even keel – for now. Fiona Haddock reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    India's Reliance set to diversify
    Reliance Industries, one of India's most popular success stories, has announced an ambitious diversification programme. Can the company scale new heights, or will its ability to court controversy hamper its grand expansion plans? Saibal Dasgupta reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Goons, guns and Gloria
    In her July state of the nation address, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo committed her administration to a series of ambitious economic policies. But in the Philippines, where events and scandals often scupper even the best laid plans and policies, does she have what it takes to remain on target? Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    How much? Price still rules in Asia
    Who?s best in yankees, samurais or kangaroos? Who should your first choice be for domestic and international equity offerings? And more importantly, how much do they cost? Your questions answered in our annual capital raising poll. By Olivia Chow and Robert Law.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    OCBC's triple crown
    Three currencies, the largest bank capital transaction in Asia, the biggest international debt raising from Singapore – not bad for a debut issuer. OCBC's raid on the world's debt capital markets to fund its acquisition of Keppel Capital Holdings was fast and ambitious. By Chris Wright
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    KOREA - An expensive decision
    All eyes are on Hynix Semiconductor, as the company continues to sink. While bankers assert that this is one company the South Korean government can't afford to let go, the government itself is in a quandary. Should it let market forces prevail, or should it step in? Fiona Haddock reports.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Power, politics and philanthropy
    Wooed in China business circles for her political connections in Beijing and for her business acumen, Nellie Fong is the embodiment of the successful Asian career woman. At breakfast with Pauline Loong in a tent in Inner Mongolia, she reveals herself in a less well-known role: that of charity worker.
    September 01, 2001
  • Asia
    KOREA - Hanging in the balance
    A pause in corporate restructuring combined with significant government lending is keeping Korea on an even keel – for now. Fiona Haddock reports.
    September 01, 2001
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