People walk outside the Hong Kong Stock Exchange building. Hong Kong’s market for initial public offerings is heading for its worst year since 2012 as a combined $20bn of mega deals are being pushed to next year. Hong Kong’s market for initial public ... ( read original story ...)
Will Hong Kong Spark A Race To The Bottom In IPO Rules? – Nikkei Asian Review
HONG KONG (Oct 18) -- Jack Ma Yun dealt Hong Kong's stock exchange a blow that it still hasn't recovered from when he chose New York for Alibaba's initial public offering in 2014, giving the Big Apple bragging rights to hosting the largest-ever technology ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. exchanges set for highest number of Asian IPOs since 2010
HONG KONG (Reuters) - U.S. exchanges are set to record their busiest year for IPOs from Asian firms since 2010 and may sustain the pace in 2018, as startups from Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam join a flurry of Chinese firms that have already ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Oil Minister Says Full Aramco IPO Is on Track for 2018
QuickTake Exchanges in London and New York are vying for a role in Aramco’s IPO, with Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Toronto also trying to attract the sale. "We will announce the venue in due course," Al-Falih said in London, where he was attending the ... ( read original story ...)
Crystal Group ends homegrown HK IPO drought
Hong Kong-based apparel manufacturer ... represents the first $100 million plus homegrown IPO in more than 19... ( read original story ...)
Crystal Group launches bookbuilding for HK$4.5bn IPO
Clothing manufacturer Crystal International Group has opened books for its Hong Kong IPO, with a view to raise as much as HK$4.5bn ($573.8m) from selling new stock. The company is offering 509.3m primary shares at HK$7.3-HK$8.8 apiece, giving the deal a ... ( read original story ...)
Toys ‘R’ US Asian unit contemplating HK IPO
HONG KONG: Toys “R” Us Inc, the retailer that filed for bankruptcy in North America, has been exploring options for its growing Asian business including a potential initial public offering, people with knowledge of the matter said. The US chain and its ... ( read original story ...)
Aramco IPO ‘is on track’ for 2018, says Saudi oil minister
... a role in Aramco IPO, with Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Toronto also trying to attract the sale. "The IPO is on track," he said in London on the sidelines of the annual dinner of the Oil & Money conference. "We will announce the venue in due course." ( read original story ...)
BOC Hong Kong : BOCHK named the Strongest Bank in Asia Pacific and Hong Kong by The Asian Banker for four consecutive year
Bank of China (Hong Kong) ("BOCHK") is named the Strongest Bank in Asia Pacific and Hong Kong 2017 by The Asian Banker. These honours have been granted to the Bank for four consecutive years in recognition of its solid financial performance and ability to ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong opposition filibuster blocks Lam’s plan for Legco to prioritise joint checkpoint debate
The ambitious goal of Hong Kong’s leader to improve ties between the government and lawmakers got off to a rocky start on Wednesday as opposition members persisted in filibustering on the first day of the new Legislative Council session. They were also ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong startup Prenetics raises US$40M to use DNA testing for a healthier life
Prenetics, a Hong Kong-based startup that is using genetic testing to help people identify health risks, has raised US$40 million from Beyond Ventures and the Alibaba Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fund. Other participants include eGarden Ventures (the parent ... ( read original story ...)
Genetic testing startup Prenetics gets $40M from investors including Alibaba’s Hong Kong fund
Prenetics, a genetic testing startup, plans to expand into more Asian countries after raising a $40 million Series B led by Beyond Ventures and Alibaba Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fund. The round also includes capital from Yuantai Investment Partners, mFund ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong sports fans have booed China’s national anthem for years. Now they might go to jail.
Hong Kong’s chief executive, Carrie Lam, called it a “very serious issue.” “Some people said: ‘Don’t boo, otherwise the next game is going to be played behind closed doors,’ ” she was quoted as saying, in response to a question at a news ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Property: Li Ka-shing’s Record Deal a Sign of Things to Come
Li Ka-Shing’s CK Asset Holdings (1113.HK) was one of the best performing stocks on Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index for the second day running on Tuesday, after reports that it sold its majority stake in a Hong Kong office tower for a record USD5 ... ( read original story ...)