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  • Asia
    Asset allocation proves its worth
    The merits of a diversified portfolio have become increasingly evident in recent years. Besides tactical asset allocation, there are other ways to control volatility and spread risk, writes Long Peiling.
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Australia Deals of the Year 2003
    League Tables
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    BP's smooth exit from Petrochina
    BP shareholders must have rubbed their hands with glee when the UK-based oil giant sold its 2% stake in PetroChina recently. The sale raised almost US$1.7 billion and rang up a neat US$1.1billion gain on the shares that BP bought when the Chinese oil major listed in Hong Kong and New York in April 2000. Including about US$200 million of dividends since listing, BP’s headline return was more than 225% in less than four years.
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    A Year in Review
    Law Firm Poll
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Barclays Capital strengthens India IB team
    In January, Rakesh Garg joined Barclays as director of investment banking. Before joining the firm, Garg was head of debt capital markets and risk advisory at HSBC India.
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Australia's Asian Invasion
    With bulge-bracket banks dominating the markets in Asia, Australia's top banks are finding new and innovative ways to move into the region and are enjoying their own brand of success. Keri Geiger reports.
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Bequeathing unto a large quarrelsome family
    Dividing up the assets after a death can lead to family division. It can also prove unnecessarily costly. Steve Gollop explains estate planning for multi-jurisdictions – and for those with difficult relatives.
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    China Green sparks investor frenzy
    How far into bubble territory are we when a little known Fujian-based agricultural company attracts enough interest to buy 1,604 times the shares available in its initial public offering?
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Cognac Frapin Grande Champagne
    Once upon a time, in a land called Hong Kong, it was impossible to imagine a gathering of friends where cognac did not have pride of place. Indeed, the quantities consumed made Hong Kong the largest consumer per capita in the world! Weddings, company banquets, business dinners as well as friendly gatherings were all occasions when an impressive array of bottles was consumed, while television showed spots in which cognac and glamour were synonymous.
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    DEAL DIGEST - More than just peanuts for the monkey
    The boodle report
    February 01, 2004
  • Asia
    CLSA’s brave hard underwriting
    Chalco’s management proved themselves adept players in the capital markets, surprising even the lead manager CLSA by pressing the green light on a near US$400 million capital raising while many had barely recovered from their New Year hangovers. CLSA had been expecting to take Chalco’s top brass on a pre-deal roadshow to the US later in the first working week of January. But they were suddenly asked to pitch on a block of Chalco stock and confidently bought the deal in its entirety on Monday, January 5.
    February 01, 2004
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    Asia
    COMMODITIES - The commodities bonanza from China
    The mainland's growing hunger for raw materials and products of all kinds is turning into a feeding frenzy – and a bonanza for foreign lenders in the commodity business. Dominic Jones reports.
    February 01, 2004
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