Despite the global credit crunch and the PRC's overheated economy, investor uncertainty will not extend to Asia, according to Merrill Lynch's analysis report.
March 18, 2008
Capital Markets
China Railway Construction Corporation raised HK$18.3 billion [before exercise of the over-allotment option] H-share offering, which started trading on the Hong Kong Exchange in March.
March 18, 2008Xinyuan Real Estate Co raised US$282 million from its IPO and New York Stock Exchange listing on December 12 2007, becoming the first China property developer to be listed in the US. Merrill Lynch was the sole bookrunner and lead underwriter.
March 18, 2008Despite the global credit crunch and the PRC's overheated economy, investor uncertainty will not extend to Asia, according to Merrill Lynch's analysis report.
March 17, 2008Xinyuan Real Estate Co raised US$282 million from its IPO and New York Stock Exchange listing on December 12 2007, becoming the first China property developer to be listed in the US. Merrill Lynch was the sole bookrunner and lead underwriter.
March 17, 2008China Railway Construction Corporation raised HK$18.3 billion [before exercise of the over-allotment option] H-share offering, which started trading on the Hong Kong Exchange in March.
March 17, 2008Hong Kong, the PRC, and India are the emerging markets that increasingly shape the landscape for international capital markets
March 17, 2008More requirements for securities companies on information disclosure.
March 12, 2008Domestic companies' M&A and outbound investments continue to drive economic growth in Asia Pacific as confidence surges among Asian CEOs, according to…
March 03, 2008Investors' reactions to China's Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor [QDII] program remains flat, even though the China Banking Regulatory Commission…
March 03, 2008