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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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Indonesian coal miner Bumi Resources has received the go ahead from shareholders to raise Rp35.1tr ($2.639bn) from a combination of a rights issue and mandatory convertible bonds — a move that will help it pare down debt. -
The offshore renminbi market is set for another year of pain with new issuance predicted to fall by as much as 30% in 2017, according to HSBC’s February dim sum tracker report.
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At 8:15pm on November 8, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi stunned the country by announcing in an unscheduled television broadcast that at midnight Rs500 ($7.50) and Rs1,000 ($15) banknotes would be “demonetised”.
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Indonesia’s Pakuwon Jati was back in the international market on Wednesday after a nearly three year hiatus, looking to grab enough funds to redeem its existing 2019s.
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Mason Financial Holdings has wrapped up a rights offering of more than 20bn new shares, raising HK$2.9bn ($373.9m) from the deal.
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Bank of China concluded its first G3 outing of the year, pricing a $2bn triple tranche offering on Tuesday. Demand was particularly strong for a three year floating rate portion, which is now among the largest FRNs in the region.
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