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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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Asia might be the world’s fastest growing region, but it no longer has the magnetic draw for global investment banks that it did before the financial crisis. Some banks are pulling back, cutting clients, business lines, or withdrawing from the region altogether. Meanwhile, other firms, equally troubled at home, have doubled down on Asian investment banking. -
India’s state-owned enterprises have yet to make their move into offshore rupee debt, with high prices and withholding tax problems putting them off. Opportunities, however, may be waiting further down the credit curve where dynamic domestic corporations, hungry for rupee funding from any source, might be the first to take the plunge.
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Citi has named Amol Gupte as its country officer for Singapore and head of Asean, succeeding Michael Zink who will be retiring.
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China Aircraft Leasing issued its first dollar bond on Thursday, sealing $300m from an offering that was notable for the stark difference in response in the primary and secondary markets.
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Indian state-owned hydropower producer NHPC has wrapped up its Rp27bn ($406.4m) offer for sale, which saw a quick flood of demand from institutional investors but a weak response from retail buyers.
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Indonesian company Trans Media has received a covenant waiver from lenders on a $500m loan raised in 2014.
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