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India is on track for a record year of IPOs. Global tech giants continue to plough capital into a fast-growing consumer economy that is investing heavily in ensuring it’s a major player — along with the US and China — in an AI-first world
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Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand Group, which tapped the loan market for a $7.2bn bridge loan last year to acquire retail giant Tesco’s Asia business, is now seeking covenant waivers on the fundraising. The move — which bankers say is triggered in part by CP’s plan to offload some of its newly-gained stake in Tesco — has hurt lenders’ confidence in the Thai conglomerate and raised questions around its strategy. Pan Yue reports. -
SAIC Motor Corp’s auto financing arm is bringing a rare green auto loan deal to China’s ABS market. It is set to price the Rmb910m ($142m) transaction next week.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange on Tuesday cancelled applications for 26 corporate ABS deals, including two planned transactions from Ant Group’s consumer lending units.
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A handful of Chinese investment grade names bombarded the dollar debt market on Tuesday, taking more than $2bn.
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CMB International Capital Corp, China Merchants Bank's wholly-owned offshore financial services platform, jumped into the offshore market on Tuesday to raise $600m.
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Zhongyu Gas Holdings, a Hong-Kong listed natural gas distribution company, pulled its debut dollar bond on Tuesday evening after setting final guidance, leading some away from the trade to speculate that an aggressive pricing approach scuppered the deal. But its hiccup didn’t deter other issuers from hitting the market. Morgan Davis reports.
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