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Rights offerings could become a trend this year as depressed share prices make companies shy away from share placements.

Ravi Raju, Deutsche Bank's head of private wealth management for Asia-Pacific, talks about the importance of succession planning and privacy, and offers advice for investing in the current market environment.

Stanley Ho is leaving the bank, but it is unclear what he will do next. Meanwhile, RBS announces new hires in equity sales and trading.

The Swiss firm re-hires John Sturmey from RBS and promotes Joseph Chee. Meanwhile, RBS appoints Stanley Ho as head of Asia ECM to fill the vacancy left by Sturmey.

The CB attracts good demand as Shun Tak's exposure to Hong Kong and Macau property gives it a bit of scarcity value.

Stanley Ho adds another property to his Macau portfolio.

Thousands of investors cancel their earlier orders in light of a legal challenge, leaving Deutsche Bank as the underwriter to cover the shortfall. But the bank hedges its position by passing on the exposure.

The Chinese bank pays $590 million to acquire an 80% interest in Seng Heng Bank from Stanley Ho and CEO Patrick Huen.