Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing's dual role as a company looking to maximise profits as well as a regulator responsible for vetting public offerings is back in the spotlight in the wake of the...
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 4:47pm
Alibaba
Alibaba is the world’s biggest e-commerce group. Founded by Jack Ma, it owns Tmall.com and its consumer-to-consumer business Taobao.com.
The decision by local regulators not to be more accommodating to a potential HK$100 billion listing by the mainland internet giant Alibaba Group is the subject of lively debate.
E-commerce giant Alibaba Group and smartphone supplier Xiaomi Technology have been named among this year's most promising innovative enterprises in a global survey, burnishing the credentials of...
Lauded by many for its principled stance in rejecting Alibaba Group’s plans to list shares, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has left the city’s financial community fuming at a lost opportunity and re...
Alibaba tore into Hong Kong authorities for rebuffing its IPO plan, adding fuel to the rift between the stock market authorities and the regulators over whether or not to order a review of the...
Mainland internet retail giant Alibaba has now joined Manchester United Football Club on the list of companies that approached the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with dodgy listing proposals, only to be...
Alibaba Group will try to convince New York regulators to accept its controversial executive partnership structure and list shares there after abandoning efforts to persuade Hong Kong authorities...
Alibaba Group may postpone its potential HK$100 billion listing plan to 2015 if the mainland's top e-commerce firm cannot get a deal done in Hong Kong this year.
Mainland internet giant Alibaba Group has missed its window to sell shares in a New York initial public offering this year and may have only a matter of weeks left before the same happens in Hong...
Alibaba Group founder Jack Ma Yun has revealed fresh details of the firm's partnership structure that regulators fear could give too much voting power to company executives after a planned share...
Your columnist was shocked to hear from sources at the highest level that Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has been lobbying on behalf of a potential listing candidate for special exemptions to...
Some of the top investment bankers in Hong Kong have chosen to leave a high-flying career in the financial industry and return to more traditional businesses, such as real estate and trade,...
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