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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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With one quarter of 2016 left to go and global issuance 22% down, the equity capital markets bookrunner race is going into its final straight. Familiar faces are leading the pack, but incumbents in general are having a tough year. -
Hong Kong-listed company Li & Fung has established a $2bn medium term note and perpetual securities programme, appointing Citi and HSBC as arrangers.
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Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional sold its first dollar sukuk on Wednesday, attracting $2bn of bids as investors shrugged off concerns around the country. While participants said that that the sukuk market has always been open for borrowers, they are hoping that the power company’s deal will fuel more issuance. Addison Gong reports.
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The Green Climate Fund, set up by the United Nations as a channel for money to help developing countries fight and cope with climate change, has chosen a new executive director.
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The South Korean government is set to ease rules on loan loss reserves (LLR) in a boost to banks’ regulatory capital ratios. But the changes, announced on October 7 by the Financial Services Commission, could leave lenders less prepared for IFRS 9. Fitch Ratings has warned.
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Deutsche Bank has hired a senior banker from UBS for the newly created role of Asia Pacific head of financial sponsors coverage.
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