A Plus interview

I was interviewed on Hong Kong IPOs in the August edition of A Plus with George W. Russell, Editor of this magazine of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

FT.com interview

I am being interviewed by Robert Cookson on the Hong Kong IPO market today on FT.com, the website of the Financial Times.

Bloomberg Television interview

I was interviewed on Bloomberg Television again this morning by Rishaad Salamat on his “On The Move Asia” show.

Reuters article

I was interviewed by Reuters’ Asia Equity Capital Markets correspondent Elzio Barreto for an article published on 18 July on listings by introduction in Hong Kong.

This follows listings there by four companies without issuing shares over the past three weeks, and the article mentions that such transactions are seen as “expensive advertising”.

FinanceAsia article

I was interviewed last month by FinanceAsia’s Deputy Editor Sameera Anand for an article on the subject of Milan Station’s IPO in Hong Kong. This was published in the June 2011 issue of FinanceAsia Magazine.

Bloomberg interview

I was interviewed live on 16 June on Bloomberg Television by London-based anchor Linzie Janis, on the trading debut for Samsonite, following its IPO in Hong Kong. I was separately interviewed for an article on the same subject, written by Bloomberg reporter Fox Hu, which also touched on prospects for the pricing of Prada’s IPO, also in Hong Kong.

South China Morning Post interview

I was interviewed by Deputy Editor Jasper Moiseiwitsch in the South China Morning Post‘s “Money Post” supplement on 13 June. The article was introduced as “Confessions of an IPO banker” on the cover of the supplement, and the title was “In deal search, simplicity counts”.

Click below to see the interview, which is reproduced with permission.

China Economic Review article

“IPO: A Global Guide” featured on 1 June in an article published in the China Economic Review on the subject of the liberalization of China’s financial system, and on the future of Hong Kong as a financial centre.