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In the second part of our China Awards series, FinanceAsia reveals the rationale behind the decisions for this year's non-bank service provider winners.

Belatedly following six bigger rivals, the Shanghai-based brokerage is to tap the Hong Kong market for funding with the city’s biggest IPO so far this year. The timing could be propitious.

Unfazed by a massive retreat in global equities, Chinese smartphone maker prices the world’s largest IPO in nearly two years. Attention is now shifting to its debut next month.

Softbank, Alphabet and Tencent join venture capital, private equity firms to pump $1.9 billion into truck-hailing portal Manbang. The deal underlines the heat around China's logistics sector.

The Chinese city lender joins borrowers issuing regulatory-compliant capital, tapping into robust investor demand for an extra shot of yield.

Despite its massive size, the $7.25 billion debut issue was trading below water on first day of trading.

The regional Chinese lender launches an initial public offering to raise $1.1 billion and looks set to become the third bank classed as a rural financial institution to list in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong-listed lender shrugs off volatility in global markets, issuing its first-ever dollar bond.