FinanceAsia spoke to both law firms about the trends shaping Greater China’s PE space and its capital markets in 2023.

When startup founders cash out with a large amount of money on hand, they start to become targets for the wealth management companies. What goes around comes around!

Early-stage companies are learning from Ofo’s failure and adding more terms and conditions to their fundraising contracts in order to prevent losing management control.

Proxy battles abound, such as the vicious fight for market share between Ele.me and Meituan Dianping. Investors and entrepreneurs should take care not to get trapped in the middle.

In the third part of our inaugural China Awards, FinanceAsia is delighted to reveal the winners and rationale behind the awards for Best Deals and Borrowers.

We reveal the winners of the best equity and debt deals of the year.

The Chinese venture capital firm sees a rise in investment by Chinese companies in Southeast Asia.

FinanceAsia looks at why the O2O giant is leading China's two other high-flying startups as it prepares to make its way to the public market.

China's "sharing economy" boom might have been over-sold, but specific sectors retain great potential. A $120m funding round offers clues on how to carve out a share of the office market.

With a battle raging for China's food delivery dollar, Ele.me sees parent company Alibaba's trove of user information as the secret ingredient for success over Tencent's Meituan.