Asian Capital Partners Group is an independent investment banking firm, headquartered in Hong Kong and operating regionally in Asia since 1990.

ACP advises corporate and institutional clients, principally in Asia, on mergers & acquisitions in regional and global markets and arranges complex debt and equity financings.

ACP’s transaction record includes some of the largest executed out of Asia, including Bharti Airtel’s US$10.7 billion acquisition of Zain Telecom’s operations in 15 African countries and Nations Petroleum’s $1.9 billion sale of Karazhanbas field in Kazakhstan to CITIC Group.

ACP’s capital market activities include serving as co-lead manager of the historic first listing of a Chinese enterprise - Tsingtao Brewery - on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong.

ACP also served as founding institutional shareholder of Debtdomain https://www.debtdomain.com/ – Asia’s first fintech, global provider of online platforms to the syndicated loan community, its cloud-based services used by over 150 international banks – acquired by Kohlberg Kravis & Roberts and now part of S&P Global.

ACP management has been instrumental in opening Asia’s major regional economies – successively, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, India and China – to global portfolio investment in the 1980s and 1990s, creating the first international fund management platforms for these markets. And so making a significant and enduring contribution to the development of Asia’s capital markets - and to emerging markets as global asset class.