Big Hong Kong IPOs pitched to investors


HONG KONG: China Huarong Asset Management Co Ltd and China Reinsurance (Group) have started pitching Hong Kong IPOs worth up to a combined US$5bil to investors - a sign of improving confidence in market conditions after recent turbulence.

China’s biggest state-owned bad debt asset management firm and its largest reinsurer had received the nod for their initial public offerings weeks ago but pre-marketing was delayed due to volatile markets around the world.

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