CKI

Infrastructure group takes advantage of low rates to lock in long-term funding.

The decision of the minority investors of Power Assets Holdings to reject the revised takeover offer from Cheung Kong Infrastructure is a good step for shareholder rights.

It may take more than an enhanced dividend and improved share-swap ratio to win shareholder approval for the $12.4b merger, a deal tied to the reorganisation of Li's businesses.

Li Ka-shing’s CKI will pay $422 million to Ironbridge for EnviroWaste.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure sells a $300 million hybrid, with the asset management arms of Goldman and J.P. Morgan assumed to be big buyers.

Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing appoints Deutsche Bank to advise him on his bid for E.ON's UK power distribution assets, as Goldman Sachs is once again conflicted.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure finds strong retail support for its $1 billion issue of perpetual securities.

RBS cements its M&A practice with a sole advisory role on Li Ka-Shing's acquisition of EDF assets in the UK.

Li Ka-Shing's CKI agrees to buy the debt-ridden UK electricity distribution business of France's EDF, which is the biggest ever Hong Kong deal in Europe.