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  • The ostensible success of the US$1.88 billion Bank of Communications IPO last month was an apparent victory for the Chinese puppet masters pulling the strings. Mark B. Johnson assesses the implications for the much larger Chinese bank deals yet to come.
  • Australia's refugee policy could be facing more than just criticism.
  • Unprecedented levels of interest in the Indian stock market mean fund managers are in short supply. Armed with experience and vision, some are grabbing the golden opportunity to profit from their personal brand equity and set up on their own, writes Yassir A. Pitalwalla.
  • Packaging their investments into specialist funds has reaped handsome rewards for two innovative Australian-listed investment banks. Now others are hoping to get in on the act, writes Giles Parkinson.
  • Arrested in a dispute over corporate taxes, former high-flying stockbroker Mark Greenwood spent 12 months in an Indonesian jail. But despite his alleged crimes, he was never tried in court. Ben Davies sits down with Greenwood to discuss the perils of doing business in Indonesia.
  • Japan boasts a large number of wealthy citizens. Yet cautious investors and complex rules have kept a lid on the country's private banking market. Keri Geiger looks at why the ground is shifting and which private banks are poised to expand.
  • Korean asset management firms are playing musical chairs at the highest levels.
  • Bank of America takes stake in China Construction Bank.
  • Capital markets issuance in Asia ex-Japan for 2005 is reeling in the gap that built up in the first four months of the year as it trailed the blistering pace set in 2004. Volumes for the month recorded a second successive gain over the same period last year with a total of US$15.5 billion compared with US$11.4 billion in June 2004.
  • The region's private banking industry has been growing at an impressive pace. But for now it is the global players who are earning customer kudos.
  • Private equity investors are setting up funds like never before in an effort to tap into the deep pools of liquidity sloshing around Asia. While opportunities to invest the money do exist, intense competition to find the choicest assets means mistakes will inevitably be made. Richard Morrow reports.
  • With its mature economy, solid economic growth and a sophisticated retail market, Taiwan has long been an important arena for private bankers. Traditionally, most offerings have involved offshore transactions, yet an alternative, onshore market is rapidly developing. But potential regulatory changes could impede banks' attempts to offer private banking services and innovative products to a broad customer base. Dominic Jones reports.