The rationale for the winners in the following countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong and Hong Kong (Chinese financial institutions).

Beijing is pushing forward with its SOE reforms by combining two state-owned nuclear power producers to improve efficiency and enhance competitiveness in the global market.

We explain how China's outstanding banks claimed FinanceAsia's awards, and why HSBC and Morgan Stanley were the top foreign players in the country.

Chinese hydropower company sells euro and dollar exchangeable bonds, defying a stock price slump in Hong Kong.

The mega-merger of two Chinese steelmakers has a lot of benefits for the country. But it is a terrible deal for shareholders.

The state-owned miner captures more than $8 billion of orders, highlighting investors' continuing hunt for yield.

Taiwanese solar cell manufacturer manages to close its debut overseas convertible bond three weeks before a regulatory deadline.

CEO Liang Xinjun tells FinanceAsia that Fosun will narrow its M&A focus. He spoke as new details emerged on the reason behind the chairman's disappearance.

The parent of Hong Kong and Shanghai-listed CRRC Corp is planning a new deal only months after a first equity-linked offering.

We are pleased to announce the winners of our regional deal awards for 2015.