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  • Asia
    INDIA - Reading between the lines
    India's Essar Group has rarely been out of the headlines since its joint-venture partner, Hutchison Telecom, opted to sell out. The Ruia family that runs Essar has professed interest in buying out the Hong Kong firm, but observers suspect it is a plot to whip up investor interest as they seek an exit themselves. In a rare interview, Elliot Wilson meets the company's owners to discuss Essar's future.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    High and dry
    Most global investment banks would snap up the chance to list and trade stocks directly in China's booming equity markets. So BNP Paribas's decision to end its broking partnership with Changjiang Securities seems strange. It appears capital-raising concerns, a raft of key departures at BNP and an obstinate Changjiang board all contributed to the joint venture's demise. Elliot Wilson puzzles over the pull-out.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    Japan's deals of 2006
    The leveraged buyout of Vodafone Japan by Softbank led to the country's biggest whole business securitisation. ASIAMONEY lists the leading transactions of last year.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    JAPAN - Spreading the burden
    In an improving economic environment, Japan's government is looking to trim financial fat by getting municipalities to grapple with greater independence. But if the country's cities, towns and villages want to consider securitisations and asset sales as a means of fund-raising, they must improve their transparency. Richard Morrow eyes a sector heavily laden with potential.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    Join the queue
    The number of experienced, connected investment bankers in China is so small that it shouldn't come as a surprise when a major dealmaker steps back into the limelight, even if that person was fired from their previous institution.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    LEAGUE TABLES - Debt in demand
    The bond markets witnessed several headline transactions, including a US$2 billion bond from ICICI Bank of India and a 25-year benchmark from the Philippines. Given the level of investor demand and some decent after-market performance, the pipeline looks likely to become crowded in February.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    Market wrap
    Australian firm Alinta is confronted by a management buyout, Vodafone gets wrapped up in a bidding war for India's Hutchison Essar, and the Thai government sets limits on foreign ownership, hitting the SET index.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    MCB - Sticking with success
    MCB is something of an ambassador for Pakistan and comes top in terms of return on equity across the region. It was among the first banks in the country to go through privatisation and consequently face up to the task of restructuring ahead of many of its peers.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    Private equity trends in China
    Foreign and Chinese private equity funds are scrambling for opportunities on the mainland but, as the country's industry leaders are approached by foreign and domestic sector peers, desirable targets are proving increasingly difficult to find, reports mergermarket.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    The Taiwan stock market index under-performed most of Asia during 2006. Does it offer better investment prospects this year?
    Eddie Wong, Chief Asian Strategist, ABN AMRO
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    THE TOP 10 - A broad revival
    In terms of return on equity in Asia (ex-Japan), Pakistan banks have put rivals in the shade. Four lenders based in the Muslim nation dominate ASIAMONEY's list of the region's best performers, thanks to the country's formidable economic growth and a high net interest margin. Chris Wright surveys the sector.
    February 09, 2007
  • Asia
    Top-rated returns
    1. MCB, Pakistan. Return on equity – 37.4
    February 09, 2007
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