03/24/2014
The manager of K-Green Trust, a business trust focusing on investing in eco-friendly infrastructure assets, is proposing to change the trust's name and expand the variety of assets it can invest in.
03/24/2014
Bickering between the private sector and state-owned lenders has forced the corporate debt restructuring cell to ask all banks, including private ones, to extend working capital funding to companies whose loans are getting restructured,
03/24/2014
London-based CVC plans to invest the fund in companies across the region, in countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and China.
03/24/2014
The securities offered a yield of 3.961% for five and an half years tenure. Investors across Asia, Europe and US have subscribed the issuance, which was rated as BBB- by rating company S&P.
03/23/2014
Foreign institutional investors have poured in a whopping Rs. 9,600 crore in the Indian equity market so far in March, mainly on hopes of a stable government in general elections starting next month.
03/21/2014
36 South Capital Advisors LLP, whose Black Swan Fund returned 204 percent in 2008, is starting a new hedge fund targeting Australian (ASX) institutions seeking protection from market downturns and additional returns.
03/20/2014
Cash-strapped Chinese are scrambling to sell their luxury homes in Hong Kong, and some are knocking up to a fifth off the price for a quick sale, as a liquidity crunch looms on the mainland.
03/20/2014
Citibank India, a leading wealth management services provider, along with Appolo Munich will offer healthcare solutions to its affluent and high networth clients.
03/19/2014
The new funds focus on areas such as consumer staples, consumer discretionary products and small-company stocks that analysts expect to do well even as the broader market has been hit hard in recent weeks.
03/18/2014
Macquarie Investment Management Private Markets, a private equity and infrastructure fund of funds group, will be spun out of Macquarie Group
03/18/2014
Launched in 2012 as SALT Singapore and later changed to SALT Asia, the event sought to capitalize on "new opportunities ... created by the growth in the Asian markets and the shift in global trade," as Scaramucci put it May of the same year.