Case Study: PRADA’s Hong Kong IPO

Having already seen four previous attempts at an IPO thwarted by the post 9/11 market gloom and the 2008 global financial crisis, PRADA, the Italian family-owned luxury goods and fashion powerhouse and its leaders were acutely aware that floating company ... ( read original story ...)

Sichuan spicy hotpot chain Haidilao prepares for Hong Kong IPO

Haidilao International Holding, considered China’s most popular Sichuan-style hotpot restaurant chain, has filed to launch an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. Founded in 1994 by its current chairman Zhang Yong – a former welder and tractor ... ( read original story ...)

Lenovo Is Dropped From Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index

The outlook for Lenovo Group Ltd. shareholders is looking grimmer after the stock was dropped from Hong Kong’s benchmark stock gauge. The Beijing-based company will be replaced by CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Ltd., as part of Hang Seng Indexes Co.’s ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong regulators fine Citigroup over mishandled IPO

Pedestrians cross a road in front of a Citigroup Inc. Citibank branch in the central business district of Hong Kong. Hong Kong’s securities regulator on Thursday fined an Asian unit of Citigroup Inc. C, -1.27% 57 million Hong Kong dollars (US$7.26 ... ( read original story ...)

Citigroup fined €6.16m in Hong Kong

Citigroup was fined 57 million Hong Kong dollars (€6.16 million) by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) for the bank’s actions around the listing application of an initial public offering (IPO). The US bank was also reprimanded for ... ( read original story ...)

Tencent soars as Hang Seng dips

Shares of Tencent Holdings yesterday closed 3.74 percent higher in Hong Kong, outperforming the benchmark Hang Seng index.Stocks of the Chinese ... Tencent's shares after its first quarter report. Deutsche Bank said in a report that Tencent's quarterly ... ( read original story ...)

Citigroup Fined $7.3 Million in Hong Kong for IPO Sponsor Work

Citigroup Inc. was fined HK$57 million ($7.3 million) by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission for the bank’s actions around the listing application of an initial public offering. The U.S. bank was also reprimanded for its failure to discharge ... ( read original story ...)