The blind spot in Pop Mart's global expansion
Company's UK accounts paint a chaotic picture
Jane Moir
The minority shareholders who asked for too much
Investors in Chinese classifieds platform 58.com lose court battle to get fair value for shares
Private jets and missing billions: inside the trial raising questions for Bank of Baroda
Key witnesses take the stand as case dissects the collapse of NMC Health
NSE readies to list on a tight leash
The upcoming IPO looks more like a controlled exit for existing shareholders than a reset
China wants its IPO money back
Beijing is bringing offshore listings and their funds back within reach
Litigation watch: Bank of Baroda
Over the coming months Firefly will publish a series of articles on landmark litigation battles across the region. Our first looks at Indian lender, Bank of Baroda.
The chutzpah of Hong Kong small caps
A listed company put prime assets into a private equity-style fund. The deal ticked regulatory boxes but things did not end well for shareholders.
Reform is a dish best served cold
Against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions with China, US regulators are mulling higher standards for "foreign private issuers". The move seems as much about retribution as reform.
Jardines and the economics of dissent
A spate of squeeze-outs has created a cottage industry in Cayman and Bermuda. The Jardines case could prove to be the largest offshore dispute to date.
Did Jardines shortchange shareholders by US$4 billion?
A legal challenge to the contentious 2021 squeeze-out of shareholders is grinding through the courts: here is what we know so far, and what happens next.