A growing number of China’s state-owned enterprises are investing in troubled European companies’ South American infrastructure assets. Here’s what they should consider.
Bank Indonesia last week proposed a cap on individual ownership in domestic banks, jeopardising DBS’s acquisition of Bank Danamon. But Indonesia lawyers say DBS can still legally bypass the rules. Here’s how
Marubeni’s $3.6 billion acquisition of Gavilon follows the trend of Japanese companies looking for assets in the US and Europe. But the company found the sale’s unusual auction format challenging
Mongolia's parliament is reviewing a new foreign investment law ahead of the country's June 28 elections. But the complex raft of proposed changes has alarmed investors.
The Asian Development Bank has participated in its first shariah-compliant project financing for two wind farms in Pakistan. But the use of Islamic financial instruments was not ADB’s first option.
Mongolia’s long-awaited draft securities law aims to modernise the Mongolian Stock Exchange. Investors expect the proposed changes to be announced ahead of the landmark Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi IPO.
Mongolia’s parliament is reviewing a new foreign investment law ahead of the country’s June 28 elections. Here's why the proposed changes has alarmed investors
The International Finance Corporation's (IFC) subscription on March 5 to a warrant issuance by China waste-to-energy (WTE) projects company, C&G Environmental Protection Holding will bolster its involvement in the country's nascent renewable energy sector.
