Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li’s insurer FWD Group saw its shares close flat in the company’s long-awaited Hong Kong stock ...

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Chinese small lenders are pulling their applications for initial public offerings and delisting, even as overall share sales have recovered and bank stocks surged, underscoring the the profit ...

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Shares of pan-Asian life and health insurance firm FWD Group Holdings opened flat on their Hong Kong trading debut on Monday (July 7), after raising HK$3.47 billion (US$442 million) from selling ...

Richard Li Tzar Kai, son of Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, is listed as executive director of FWD, according to the company's website. He will remain a controlling shareholder after the offering, ...

Shares of insurer FWD Group opened flat at HK$38 each in its Hong Kong trading debut on Monday, in line with its issuance price.

The REIT will have over 1 billion units, and is set to be the largest REIT IPO on the SGX in more than a decade.

HONG KONG] Billionaire Richard Li’s FWD Group Holdings declined in its trading debut in Hong Kong after raising HK$3.5 billion (S$569 million) in an initial public offering (IPO), a bid to capitalise ...