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    • Thursday, 14 April, 2022
      CLSA proposes moving flagship investor forum from Hong Kong to Singapore

      Venue change discussion highlights disruption caused by China’s strict zero-Covid strategy

      CLSA logo at the company’s office in Hong Kong, China
    • Monday, 29 November, 2021
      Chinese business & finance
      Nappy manufacturers shift focus in China from infants to elderly

      Market for adults could exceed that for babies by 2025 as population ages, say analysts

      Adult diapers at a press conference in Hong Kong
    • Monday, 9 August, 2021
      The Future of Money
      Is Japan finally catching up on digital payments? Premium content

      Plus, Tidjane Thiam’s Spac spies a deal in Mexico and South Korea’s $32bn digital bank

      Transactions through PayPay, Japan’s most popular smartphone service, rose to ¥1.2tn in the three months to June — a 65 per cent increase compared with the same period a year earlier
    • Monday, 23 December, 2019
      HK analyst alleges brokerage penalised her over maternity leave

      Ex-CLSA employee claims her bonus was cut after she became a mother

      The CLSA Ltd. logo is displayed at the company's office in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, July 5, 2017. Citic Securities paid about $1.2 billion for CLSA as it stepped up efforts to expand abroad, and merged its Hong Kong investment-banking operations with those of CLSA in 2015. Photographer: Anthony Kwan/Bloomberg
    • Friday, 6 December, 2019
      Jefferies poaches more staff from CLSA to boost Asia expansion

      US financial services group beefs up India division with new hires

      The CLSA Ltd. logo is displayed at the company's office in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, July 5, 2017. Citic Securities paid about $1.2 billion for CLSA as it stepped up efforts to expand abroad, and merged its Hong Kong investment-banking operations with those of CLSA in 2015. Photographer: Anthony Kwan/Bloomberg
    • Wednesday, 18 September, 2019
      LexInvestment Banking
      CLSA/Citic: blighted bloom Premium content

      The investment bank realises it doesn’t need to be a Goldman clone to make money

      A woman walks past a billboard advertising credit cards issued by the China Citic Bank in Shanghai
    • Tuesday, 17 September, 2019
      Hong Kong politics
      Hong Kong broker CLSA under pressure to leave Swire office block

      Chinese owner Citic orders review of tenancy with Cathay parent as protest tension persists

      The brokerage CLSA has been instructed by senior management at state-owned Citic Securities to seek a move from its offices in One Pacific Place
    • Sunday, 15 September, 2019
      Pilita Clark
      Tedious and outdated sexist jokes are sadly not outliers

      The world has changed in ways that some men still don’t seem to understand

      E5J2M3 Office workers drinking outside the Rising Sun pub in Carter Lane, City, London, England, UK
    • Monday, 15 July, 2019
      Lex
      CLSA/Jefferies: Slone ranger hired pronto Premium content

      Hong Kong broker has market challenges but US investment bank faces obstacles of its own

      Jonathan Slone, chairman and chief executive officer of CLSA Ltd., poses for a photograph before a Bloomberg Television interview at the 14th CLSA Japan Forum in Tokyo, Japan, on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017. Investors should be allowed to decide what they want to pay for analyst research without too many regulatory restrictions, Slone said. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg
    • Monday, 3 June, 2019
      Credit Suisse Group AG
      Credit Suisse names former CLSA chairman Tang as China chief

      Move follows executive’s abrupt departure in March from Hong Kong-based brokerage

    • Tuesday, 23 April, 2019
      FT People: Financial Services
      Hong Kong brokerage CLSA names new chief after defections

      Richard Gould appointed to top job after several senior staff members exited

      Indonesia's Finance Minister Muhamuad Chatib Basri speaks at the 21st CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong on September 18, 2014. Indonesian finance minister Chatib Basri spoke at the CLSA Investors' Forum about the country's new incoming government. AFP PHOTO / XAUME OLLEROS (Photo credit should read XAUME OLLEROS/AFP/Getty Images)
    • Thursday, 21 March, 2019
      Due Diligence
      CLSA troubles deepen as three top executives take leave Premium content

      Welcome to Due Diligence, the FT’s daily deals briefing

    • Wednesday, 20 March, 2019
      News in-depthCITIC Group Corp
      China’s Citic finds Wall Street values hard to stomach at CLSA

      Three top executives quit Hong Kong brokerage after bitter row over bonuses

      Left: Jonathan Slone, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, CLSA Ltd. Right: Zhenyi Tang, chairman of CLSA Ltd., speaks during the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong, China, on Tuesday, March 20, 2018. The conference runs through to March 22. Photographer: Anthony Kwan/Bloomberg
    • Wednesday, 20 March, 2019
      Financial services
      Asian broker CLSA loses CEO Jonathan Slone amid culture clash

      Exits underline shift since Chinese takeover of influential investment bank

      Indonesia's Finance Minister Muhamuad Chatib Basri speaks at the 21st CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong on September 18, 2014. Indonesian finance minister Chatib Basri spoke at the CLSA Investors' Forum about the country's new incoming government. AFP PHOTO / XAUME OLLEROS (Photo credit should read XAUME OLLEROS/AFP/Getty Images)
    • Tuesday, 19 March, 2019
      LexAsia-Pacific equities
      CLSA/Citic: no detaining Mr Slone Premium content

      Free speech matters in finance as well as politics

      Citic Securities Co. Branches As Chief Of Biggest Chinese Broker Swept Up In Stock-Rout Probe...A man rides a bicycle past a Citic Securities Co. branch in Shanghai, China, on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015. The president of China's biggest brokerage has been swept up in a widening campaign to root out financial wrongdoing and assign blame for the nation's $5 trillion stock rout. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
    • Thursday, 6 December, 2018
      FT AlphavilleKate Allen
      Lies, damned lies and ESG rating methodologies
      Lies, damned lies and ESG rating methodologies
    • Sunday, 12 August, 2018
      Investment Banking
      Citic-backed CLSA nears deals on Asian joint ventures

      Agreements expected by end of year in Bangladesh, Vietnam and Pakistan

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    • Tuesday, 12 December, 2017
      Property sector
      Unibail-Rodamco sees €100m annual synergies in $24.7bn Westfield takeover
    • Tuesday, 24 October, 2017
      News in-depthBanks
      Chinese investment banks face new headwinds

      Slowing domestic bond markets have hit fee revenues for mainland groups

    • Tuesday, 3 October, 2017
      Equities
      Chinese stocks in Hong Kong rise on RRR cut, manufacturing data
    • Monday, 7 August, 2017
      Financial job losses
      CLSA faces legal action from former US staff

      Chinese brokerage under fire over unpaid bonuses after its retreat from US equities

      CLSA retreated from the US just four years after it was bought by Citic from Crédit Agricole
    • Monday, 15 May, 2017
      Banks
      Australia’s big lenders call for A$6.2bn banking levy delay

      Tax will threaten financial stability and boost foreign rivals, lenders warn

      epa05930092 Australian Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison delivers a pre-budget address to the Australian Business Economists (ABE) Forum in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 27 April 2017. The Australian 2017-18 budget will be released on 09 May 2017, media reported. EPA/DAN HIMBRECHTS AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND OUT
    • Tuesday, 28 February, 2017
      US & Canadian companies
      CLSA to close US equities business

      Chinese-owned brokerage is latest victim of squeeze on research with 90 jobs to be cut

      The video board is seen after the Dow Jones closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, February 21, 2017 in New York. 
									US stocks jumped with retailers and energy firms among the winners as positive sentiment about President Donald Trump's economic agenda again lifted the market to fresh records at the close. / AFP PHOTO / 30202530A / Bryan R. SmithBRYAN R. SMITH/AFP/Getty Images
    • Monday, 1 August, 2016
      FT AlphavilleDavid Keohane
      Discussing the BoJ’s alleged impotence…
    • Sunday, 10 January, 2016
      Fund management
      Foreign investors fear holding Japan Inc to account

      International investors are increasingly reluctant to call out underperforming companies

      (FILES)This file picture taken on Decemb...(FILES)This file picture taken on December 7, 2015 shows Japan's electronics giant Toshiba president Masashi Muromachi bowing his head during a press conference at the company's headquarters in Tokyo. This year was a year that apology conferences were carried out one after another. AFP PHOTO / FILES / Yoshikazu TSUNOYOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty Images
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