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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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Ashurst has appointed Pui Hong Chik as a partner in its corporate practice in Hong Kong to bolster its Greater China business, the law firm said on Thursday. -
Most of Asia's equity capital markets were still waking up from the post-holiday slumber this week but bankers in India were on their toes, with IPO activity in the country continuing apace.
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China Singyes Solar Technologies Holdings sealed its debut dollar bond on Wednesday after pricing was tightened by an impressive 55bp. Strong market conditions, a familiar name and the deal’s structure played well together for the unrated trade, reckon market participants.
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An old chum of mine decided to host a round of poker for his banker colleagues in his apartment last week, deciding to ring in the New Year with a spot of gambling.
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The Reserve Bank of India is giving lenders a helping hand when it comes to paying coupons on their additional tier one debt, by allowing them to dip into their statutory reserves. Although the flexibility on coupon payments is beneficial, weaker banks will still struggle to come offshore for capital. Addison Gong reports.
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Cornerstone investors taking up huge chunks of Hong Kong IPOs have caused much controversy in recent years, but that looks set to change. China’s foreign exchange regulator has provided a new route for investing in the city’s listings, which is expected to diversify the pool of potential cornerstones beyond the typical state-owned enterprises, and friends and family investors. Jonathan Breen reports.
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