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Citigate Dewe Rogerson is the leading international financial communications consultancy in China.
With offices in Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai, we are trusted advisors to major and emerging companies and to government bodies - whenever clear and persuasive communication will make a difference.
We offer intelligent, tailored solutions delivered by a team of high-calibre people. Our sophisticated advisors bring their experience from journalism, investment banking, accountancy, financial analysis and other professional disciplines.
Our practice areas are:
- Transaction communications - helping our clients to tell their story clearly and effectively during initial public offerings and mergers and acquisitions
- Investor relations - advising listed companies on communication with analysts, shareholders and potential shareholders
- Corporate communications - offering strategic counsel to financial services companies and other firms to improve corporate reputations and handle crisis situations
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The Hong Kong Foreign Financial Institutions Association was formed in 1986. The objective of the Association is to represent and further the interests in Hong Kong of banks and financial institutions incorporated outside Hong Kong; and to collect and disseminate information relating to the business and activities of foreign banks and financial institutions in Hong Kong.
The Association meets quarterly over luncheons with guest speakers covering topics of current interest. These meetings offer opportunities for members to get to know other fellow bankers and counterparts in financial institutions.
Our speakers have included many prominent figures from government departments of the Hong Kong SAR such as the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Treasury Department and the Stock Exchange. Our guest speakers also came from the central banks of member countries.
The membership of the Association represent banks and financial institutions in Europe, Asia, USA, South America, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the Middle East and South Africa. |
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"The Hong Kong Investment Funds Association (“HKIFA”) is a non-profit-making organization that represents the asset management industry in Hong Kong. We have two major roles, namely consultation and education. On consultation, we work closely with the authorities to relay the views of our members on issues that have implications for the asset management industry. On education, we spearhead initiatives to enable Hong Kongpeople to understand more about the risk/return characteristics of mutual funds; and to use them effectively for retirement investment and other financial planning purposes. We have 54 fund management companies as full/overseas members. They manage about 1,300 SFC-authorized funds as at the end of December 2012, involving total assets of over US$1,100 billion. In addition, we have 74 affiliate and associate members. (www.hkifa.org.hk)."
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International Financing Review Asia (IFR Asia) is Asia’s most authoritative capital markets magazine, with unrivalled coverage of bond, loan and equity markets plus important trends and news. It not only offers insightful analysis of high-profile international deals but also provides comprehensive and knowledgeable coverage of the all-important domestic markets. Furthermore, IFR Asia provides market-leading analysis of debt restructuring throughout the region.
IFR Asia maintains by far the largest editorial team of any Asian capital markets publication with analysts and journalists based in offices throughout the region (Singapore, Hong Kong & Tokyo).
This commitment to editorial excellence gives IFR Asia unparalleled access to and relationships with decision makers and key participants. And it explains why IFR Asia is so well positioned to provide such comprehensive regional capital markets coverage each week – data, analysis, and commentary on every single significant issue across all asset classes: debt, equities, derivatives, loans and more.
Today IFR Asia boasts a readership of approximately 7,200 issuers, intermediaries, investors and advisers. They rely on its authoritative analysis and rounded commentary to help them judge market sentiment, structure and market forthcoming transactions, and make better decisions.
Established in 1997, IFR Asia continues to reach into the Asian investment banking world like no other magazine.
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Part of the Financial Times Group, MandateWire provides European, North American and Asian money managers with rapid, reliable and high-value business intelligence on institutional asset flows - helping them to win the race for mandates. Although MandateWire fully covers the public domain, its value lies in the information it sources from private funds - information that’s extremely hard to find elsewhere. To find out more, visit www.mandatewire.com/trial |
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Mergermarket is an independent Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) intelligence service with an unrivalled network of dedicated M&A journalists based in 65 locations across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle-East and Africa. Unlike any other service of its kind, mergermarket specializes in providing forward-looking origination and deal flow opportunities integrated with a comprehensive deals database – resulting in real revenues for clients.
Dealreporter delivers proprietary, market-moving information on a wide range of liquidity events for participants in the equity and fixed-income markets globally. The online publication focuses on mergers and acquisitions, event-driven special situations, capital structure events and convertible arbitrage. Dealreporter is tailored to hedge funds, proprietary trading desks, security lending, CB/Credit desks, equity derivatives desks, ECM/syndicate desks and institutional fund managers.
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