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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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Capital markets breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday, as it became clear US president Donald Trump was going to pick Jerome Powell as the next Fed chair — a choice seen as most likely to keep the US equity bull run going, writes Sam Kerr. -
Hong Kong’s overnight interbank lending rate spiked dramatically this week, after a horde of retail investors borrowed on margin to place bets on two IPOs.
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Two Indian IPOs opened this week to a rousing reception from investors, with both transactions covered soon after they kicked off.
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Several Chinese borrowers have hit the loan market for two year money in recent months, in contrast to more established firms from the mainland which are pushing out tenors on their borrowings. While typically banks and borrowers prefer to lock in longer-term loans, for some the nature of the business and the lenders’ unfamiliarity with the company necessitates a shorter life to mitigate risks.
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Cathay United picks corporate banking head — Raciti set to run ANZ Korea — Ramachandran confirmed for Westpac CIB — Standard Chartered rings the changes
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Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group Co will meet investors in Singapore and Hong Kong for its first bond of the year. The local government financing vehicle (LFGV) last priced a dual-trancher in December.
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