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Ryuichi Kaga, head of the Asian Development Bank’s Office of Public-Private Partnerships, analyses the environment for PPP projects across Asia and the growth of domestic players

The state has, for now, opted for a eurobond instead. More work is to be done to align accounting and auditing standards between the two countries

In case you missed it, all the highlights from yesterday's conference in London

Panellists at IFLR's latest Asia Capital Markets Forum highlighted how high-yield investors' approach to structure and covenants in the region differs from other international investors

The US financial services industry has expressed specific concerns over the UK’s eventual exit from the EU

Here’s what you missed – or couldn’t digest – as the year’s end rush gains pace

No one objects to better investor protection, but certain elements of the surprise end-of-year consultation have caused concern among providers

The lender's landmark issuance renews hope for Indian corporates wishing to list abroad

The regulator has come out in support of the US' over-the-counter derivatives framework ahead of his departure

After months of speculation and uncertainty, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect is officially up and running. The scheme, which is the second of its kind, was officially launched on December 5, linking the two bourses for the first time since the Shenzhen Stock Exchange was opened in 1991. It will allow international and Hong Kong investors to trade in 881 Shenzhen-listed stocks up to a quota of RMB13 billion ($1.89 billion), while PRC investors will have access to 417 Hong Kong-listed stocks and be subject to a daily quota of RMB10.5 billion.