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Indian non-bank lender Hinduja Leyland Finance has filed a draft prospectus for an IPO that will raise at least Rp5bn ($75m) in primary proceeds. -
Wang Xiao Zhou, who heads up loan syndication and product portfolio management at Bank of China, is leaving for a new position with Bank of China Group Investment (BoCGI).
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Geely Automobile Holdings is laying the groundwork for a dollar-denominated green bond that is expected to launch in the middle of the year.
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Credit Suisse has announced that Patrick Porritt will become vice-chairman of its financial institutions group. Porritt joins from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where he was head of APAC FIG.
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Asia ex-Japan has had its slowest first three months of equity capital markets activity since 2009, despite being the busiest for deal flow among all other regions in the world. While many market watchers are afraid the volatile start to the year has damaged the pipeline, there is still some optimism as small pockets of opportunities arise in countries like Indonesia and Thailand. Jonathan Breen reports.
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Guosen Securities (Overseas) Company Limited issued a clarification announcement on March 31 to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange saying that Bank of New York Mellon, the trustee of its outstanding dim sum bonds, has issued a notice to bondholders stating that no event of default of its bonds has occurred.
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