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  • Suzlon Energy, a producer of wind turbine equipment, is building its business at a time of growing demand for renewable energy.
  • Asia's once-insurmountable barriers are becoming blurred, but the best financial institutions still stand out. ASIAMONEY polls regional analysts and investors to find the best homegrown banks and trading houses.
  • Rajnikant Patel, CEO and managing director of the Bombay Stock Exchange, is the man in charge of running India's leading bourse, the Sensitive Index, or Sensex. In an exclusive interview with Asiamoney, he discusses foreign ownership of the stock exchange, the market's recent slump, and the BSE's looming initial public offering.
  • Losses from the May earthquake in Java are calculated at US$3.1 billion, coal firm Bumi Resources looks to buy Energi Mega Persada, while BNP Paribas and Credit Suisse show interest in the giant Cepu oil field.
  • Indonesia's stock market is struggling to convince new domestic companies to list, due to a welter of regulatory obstacles. The government will have to force through liberalization and more privatizations if it wants to prevent its market withering on the vine, reports Nick Parsons.
  • Bumi Resources decided to get out of its traditional market of coal production, and now it plans to buy oil and gas conglomerate PT Energi Mega Persada. The man in charge of the money tells Nick Parsons why.
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  • Following the major drops in global equity and commodity markets and the possibility of more interest rate hikes in the US, what investment tips would you offer wealthy individuals?
  • Co-published by Nomura
  • China's rapid industrialization poses the risk of severe water shortages. Will water be the oil of tomorrow? Mergermarket reports.
  • Martin Wheatley, chairman of Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), is responsible for overseeing and steering regulation governing Hong Kong's securities and future markets. Previously at the London Stock Exchange, he also sat on the listing authority advisory committee at London's overarching regulatory agency, the Financial Services Authority (FSA). He took the time to sit down with Asiamoney to discuss the future of Hong Kong's regulations, real estate investment trusts and the need for a single, FSA-style regulatory body.