IPOs & Markets
Kayou had initially planned to list in Hong Kong in 2024 but could not get regulatory approval.
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Trump orders use of CFIUS to restrict Chinese investments in strategic areas
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Ex-Partners Group exec to tap SE Asia's mid-market bets with debut fund
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AI startup Genspark raises $100m to compete with Google
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Singapore rolls out tax rebates, $3.7b plan to boost stock market
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Good Glamm said to be selling ScoopWhoop at a fraction of purchase price
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Ex-Partners Group exec to tap SE Asia’s mid-market bets with debut fund
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Beyond the Buyout: What’s working for private credit in Asia?
Deals
The tie-up sees yet another state-owned automaker betting on partnerships with Huawei to boost EV sales.
Ryan Cohen said to have increased his personal stake in Alibaba to roughly $1b in recent months.
The move comes as Chinese authorities aim to boost scientific and tech innovation in schools and universities.
Private Equity
The discussions follow a warming in British-Sino relations.
Interviews
Animoca has backed over 106 firms in 2024, making it the most active crypto investor in the year.
Analysis
Cohen had built a stake in Alibaba worth hundreds of millions of dollars in early 2023
Mixue had earlier planned to raise up to $1 billion in its Hong Kong IPO.
Ping An had bought a 47.4% stake in Autohome in 2016 for $1.6b from Telstra.
Policy & Regulations
The new guidance aligns with the HK government’s plan to broaden PE fund distribution.
