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Capital Markets

Hong Kong is an international capital-raising leader. Meanwhile, public fundraising is complex and requires compliance with stringent laws and regulations. Our capital markets team supports clients across diverse important financing decisions to achieve their short, medium to long term financing targets. We are a team of experts with extensive experience in advising issuers, intermediaries, underwriters, banks and other financial institutions on a full range of capital markets transactions in both local and international markets.

We support clients on all types of transactions, from strategic advice on commodities, derivatives & options, notes & bonds, structured products and warrants to other fundraising solution.

We have advised on various issues or subscriptions of convertible notes, structured notes involving limited partnership interests and/or convertible notes as the underlying assets, structured notes that are registered with and settled in clearing systems such as Euroclear and Clearstream, and notes that are issued under structured note programme.

We have also advised many companies with PRC backgrounds on obtaining finance in foreign capital markets. For more on how we could help PRC entities, please refer to our China Practice.

With our extensive experience in handling complicated and high profile transactions and in dealing with major market participants, we are able to provide cost effective and timely solutions to clients.

If you would like to know more about our capital markets practice or how we can help your business, please contact us at (852) 2810 1212 or at capital@onc.hk.

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Raymond Cheung
Raymond Cheung
Partner
Angel Wong
Angel Wong
Partner
David Zhang
David Zhang
Partner
Maxwell Chan
Maxwell Chan
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