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Asia’s primary dollar bond market has seesawed since the start of the year, with paralysis one day and a flood of deals the next. This has caused market participants to scramble to come up with different strategies to navigate the market, writes Narae Kim. -
STIC Investment launched a W121bn ($99.5m) sale of shares in Korean defence company LIG Nex1 on Thursday evening, confident they could cover the block with domestic investors.
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The Asia head and chief executive of Mitsubishi UFJ Securities (Hong Kong) is to hand over the reins in April.
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Hong Kong Airlines had to navigate a crowded primary market on January 13 to price its first dollar bond and raise $180m in the process.
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Volatility in Chinese equity and foreign exchange markets is spooking investors but the cheaper RMB and more reasonable valuations for A-shares might provide an ideal entry point for investment into the Mainland.
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Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) has become the first credit outside of north Asia to sell a bond in the region this year, printing a $500m trade on January 13.
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