Hong Kong-listed firms have been involved in US$4 billion worth of take-private deals already in 2024, compared with US$1.2 billion for the whole of last year, with investors often dismayed by poor valuations.
Hong Kong take-private deals jump as poor valuations dismay investors
Hong Kong-listed firms have been involved in US$4 billion worth of take-private deals already in 2024, compared with US$1.2 billion for the whole of last year, with investors often dismayed by poor valuations.
exclusive | JPMorgan’s faith in Hong Kong’s financial reputation unshaken 100 years on
The New York-based bank will continue to invest in Hong Kong, betting that the city where it has been doing business for a century can recover when the economic cycle turns, and live up to its potential as the financial centre of the world’s second largest economy.
Hong Kong share buy-backs propel Hang Seng Index into the black
Hong Kong-listed stocks are witnessing a surge in share buy-backs as companies use their cash hoard to boost valuations, lift investor confidence.
exclusive | JPMorgan’s faith in Hong Kong’s financial reputation unshaken 100 years on
The New York-based bank will continue to invest in Hong Kong, betting that the city where it has been doing business for a century can recover when the economic cycle turns, and live up to its potential as the financial centre of the world’s second largest economy.
Hong Kong share buy-backs propel Hang Seng Index into the black
Hong Kong-listed stocks are witnessing a surge in share buy-backs as companies use their cash hoard to boost valuations, lift investor confidence.
Hong Kong-listed stocks are witnessing a surge in share buy-backs as companies use their cash hoard to boost valuations, lift investor confidence.
China’s ‘gymnastics prince’ Li Ning mulls taking his sportswear firm private
The billionaire entrepreneur and Olympic champion is considering taking his namesake sportswear company private from the Hong Kong stock exchange, four people said, adding to a string of such potential deals in a faltering market.
The billionaire entrepreneur and Olympic champion is considering taking his namesake sportswear company private from the Hong Kong stock exchange, four people said, adding to a string of such potential deals in a faltering market.
China Vanke debt cut to ‘junk’ by Moody’s as funding concerns mount
The international ratings agency has stripped state-backed property giant China Vanke of its investment-grade credit rating amid concerns over its liquidity and ability to access funding amid declining sales.
Blockchain needs shrewd financial regulation: Franklin Templeton boss
Blockchain is shaking up the financial sector and, given the popularity of bitcoin exchange-traded funds, regulators will need to step up their game when it comes to consumer protection and oversight, says the president and chief executive of fund manager Franklin Templeton.
China’s ‘gymnastics prince’ Li Ning mulls taking his sportswear firm private
The billionaire entrepreneur and Olympic champion is considering taking his namesake sportswear company private from the Hong Kong stock exchange, four people said, adding to a string of such potential deals in a faltering market.
China Vanke debt cut to ‘junk’ by Moody’s as funding concerns mount
The international ratings agency has stripped state-backed property giant China Vanke of its investment-grade credit rating amid concerns over its liquidity and ability to access funding amid declining sales.
Blockchain needs shrewd financial regulation: Franklin Templeton boss
Blockchain is shaking up the financial sector and, given the popularity of bitcoin exchange-traded funds, regulators will need to step up their game when it comes to consumer protection and oversight, says the president and chief executive of fund manager Franklin Templeton.