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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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Azure Power Global has rejigged the terms on its $78.4m New York Stock Exchange IPO midway through bookbuilding, halving the shares on offer to make way for the entry of a Canadian institutional investor. -
Samsung BioLogics Co has started gauging investor interest for an up to W2.25tr ($2bn) IPO on the main Kospi board in South Korea, with bookbuilding set to begin in mid-October.
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Seven banks subscribed to a $297m loan for Blackstone’s acquisition of Indian fintech firm Mphasis during general syndication. The deal was initially conceived as a $405m facility but the amount was reduced after an open offer.
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In a wide ranging interview with Emerging Markets, AIIB chairman and president Jin Liqun explains his lending strategy after his first six months of operation and highlights the need for all multilateral institutions to focus more on infrastructure
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The Asian green bond market has gone from being a minnow a year ago to dominating global issuance, proving that the product is here to stay. But with no real pricing advantage and the investor base still largely traditional, there is plenty holding back a shift towards growth and sophistication
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Britain has made striking free trade deals one of its signature policies following the Brexit vote. Emerging markets will no doubt be keen to sign up but the reality is that such deals will take years to sign off
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