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Fullerton Health’s planned $200m IPO will no longer feature Morgan Stanley as one of the leads, leaving JP Morgan and UBS as the two banks handling the Singapore-bound listing. -
There is hope yet for special purpose acquisition companies in Malaysia but the regulations may need tweaking after Sona Petroleum became the first Spac to have its planned acquisition rejected by shareholders.
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Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone (PPSEZ) is in the final stage of its listing process, having wrapped up bookbuilding for institutional investors for Cambodia’s fourth ever IPO. The company’s chief financial officer Fong Nee Wai told GlobalCapital Asia that the outcome that surprised him the most was the strong presence of Thai accounts in the book.
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Property developer Frasers Centrepoint could start investor education next week for a potential S$900m ($659.5m) real estate investment trust IPO in Singapore, according to sources close to the deal.
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BNP Paribas could let go of up to 40 people in its Asia cash equities unit, affecting about 20% of the division's workforce in the region, as it seeks a buffer against the continued soft patch in the market.
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South Korea’s Kookmin Bank is getting ready to bring out a new $500m senior bond to the international debt market, picking four banks to work on the offering.
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