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A Chinese Renaissance

Delisting stock and privatising is a big undertaking, but Chinese companies are increasingly using this method to both restructure and recapitalise their businesses. With the right financial partner, it can be a great opportunity to revitalise your brand.

By Huatai International

Malaysia' s Public Bank willing to pay for access to China

MalaysiaÆs third biggest lender, Public Bank Bhd. will pay HK$4.5 billion ($580 million) to buy Asia Commercial Bank.

February 15, 2006

Public Bank returns to international debt market

Malaysian bank launches record sub-debt offering.

June 12, 2005

HKMC to sell mortgage bonds to public

Hong Kong''s state-controlled mortgage company will offer securitized bonds to the public.

October 06, 2004

JPMorgan Treasury Services creates public sector sales role

Yung Sheng Lee is promoted to build a new public sector franchise.

August 18, 2004

Tailoring structured products to the Hong Kong public

Banks must simplify deals to keep Hong Kong''s retail investors hungry for structured products.

May 19, 2004

First public hedge fund product readied in Korea

Samsung and Citibank are teaming up to introduce a product based on a Hedge Fund Research index.

May 03, 2004

BBMF wants bank to go public

Nanjing-based BBMF''s CEO, Han Lian talks about his hot wireless gaming company, its unusual name and hopes of a second quarter Nasdaq listing.

January 26, 2004

Ruth Markland goes public

She joins the board of Standard Chartered.

November 05, 2003

China Aluminium to go public in six months

China Aluminium director expects the company''s IPO before the end of the first quarter 2001.

November 17, 2000