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FinanceAsia - Finding The Next Opportunity

Apac commercial property deals to see H2 uplift
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Non-bank lenders, such as private equity, are set to take up the slack from banks in extending credit to commercial real estate in Asia Pacific.

Singapore's SC Oscar acquires New Zealand solar developer; seeks more deals
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The fund manager will spend $135m on the construction of solar farms in New Zealand, providing much needed additional renewable electricity to the country's national grid.

KPMG downgrades Hong Kong's 2024 IPO fundraise estimate to HK$60bn
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Geopolitics, interest rates and investor appetite will continue to weigh on the city's bourse, lagging US peers along its IPO recovery journey. Meanwhile, from September, traders will be able to trade during typhoons.

Citi names head of sales, markets for Apac role; launches CCB in Japan
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Cécile Gambardella, will relocate from Paris to Hong Kong, to become head of sales markets, Japan, Asia North, Australia and Asia South. Citi has also set-up a unit in Japan to serve "mid-sized companies", which Yutaka Naito will lead.

EU slaps tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
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The tariffs will begin on July 4 and range from 17.4% to 38.1%, depending on the model.

Hogan Lovells hires M&A partner from White & Case
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Shaohui Jiang has joined Hogan Lovells in Hong Kong, bringing with him two team members to strengthen the law firm's greater China M&A strategy.
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