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Meanwhile, Credit Suisse retains its reputation as the most-trusted broker of Asian equities, according to AsianInvestor's survey of buy-side equity traders.

Heads of sales trading acknowledge the importance of protecting the order flow of buy-side clients and say they have been investing to generate efficiencies.

Richard Pyvis, chairman of CLSA Capital Partners, outlines some opportunities in one of Asia’s trickiest markets to identify genuine growth.

Francis Cheung cites expected stabilisation in money supply and social housing plans as reasons to be optimistic about equity markets in China and Hong Kong next year.

The government is more concerned with the short-term expansion of its stock market in the face of competition from Shanghai, says the Asian Corporate Governance Association.

Citic Private Equity may have closed the biggest ever renminbi-denominated PE fund in January, but even larger ones are in the pipeline.

Nicole Wong, head of property research at brokerage CLSA, thinks the omens look good for mainland real-estate equities.

China’s banking sector will have a higher non-performing loan ratio in coming years, but good profitability, strong liquidity and adequate capitalisation will enable the major lenders to absorb unexpected credit losses.

With the advent of CLSA Capital Partners' second Fudo fund, managing director John Pattar discusses where Asian property looks attractive.

Senior risk managers at AsianInvestor's Southeast Asia Investor Forum last week spoke about the lessons learned û or not û from the financial crisis.

The equity brokerage names Tom Daniel as its Asia head of electronic trading, tasked with rolling out CLSA's algo platform across the region.

One of the most experienced executives in electronic trading is to lead Chi-XÆs dark pool joint venture in Singapore.