Bankers in London, the hub for securities firms in Europe, are bracing for lower bonuses compared with their New York counterparts as earnings from the region plummet and pressure to tighten...
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- Jun 20, 2013
- Updated: 3:34pm
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The exit of ING Group from one of the mainland's earliest securities investment joint venture marks overseas players' waning interest in the once-vaunted mutual fund market.
ING Group said it has agreed to sell its Hong Kong, Macau and Thailand insurance businesses to Richard Li Tzar-kai’s Pacific Century Group (PCG) for HK$16.59 billion.
ING Group, under European Union orders to divest assets, is near an agreement to sell its Hong Kong and Thailand insurance businesses to Richard Li Tzar-kai, three people familiar with the matter...
AIA Group's shares hit a new high yesterday after news that the third-largest Asian-based insurer was buying ING Group's Malaysian and Thai businesses.
AIA rose 3.6 per cent to a record HK$...
ING Group, which is looking to sell its Asian asset management and insurance businesses, has drawn keen interest from a clutch of bidders for its one-third stake in a mainland joint-venture fund...
Laurence Lo, vice-president - business development Asia-Pacific, Pictet Asset Management
More than a dozen commercial city banks on the mainland that had been looking to raise capital in the stock market will have to shelve their initial public offering plans as Beijing, fearing an...
Dutch lender ING's Asia operation expects robust economic growth and increasing cross-border investments in its region, and hopes to maintain its strong annual revenue growth in the medium term...
ING Group's plan to list its insurance arms in two initial public offerings has led brokers to speculate it may well follow its peer AIA and choose Hong Kong, becoming the first Dutch firm to...
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