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Oesterreichische Kontrollbank has mandated banks for its first sterling deal in 1.5 years, joining a host of other public sector issuers to return to the currency this year. -
Bright Scholar Education Holdings’ decision to price its IPO above the range paid off handsomely as the stock surged over 30% on its debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Malaysia’s IHH Healthcare completed its exit from Apollo Hospitals Enterprise on Thursday, but not without some behind the scenes drama as rival banks tried to muscle in on the trade.
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Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi, which sounded out lenders to refinance a syndicated loan raised in 2014, has sent out terms for the new facility to retail banks.
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The UK drew its largest ever book on Tuesday, taking care of nearly a quarter of its overall syndication programme for the 2017-18 financial year in the process. The deal was particularly impressive given the volatile political backdrop in the UK, said a banker on the trade.
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ANZ appoints head of south, SEA DCM — CS makes senior hires — ING Asia banker retires — Former equity-linked banker heads to SHK — BAML Apac M&A team sees changes — Guan tipped for top M&A role at Deutsche — Haitong International names executive director
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Shares in Digi Communications, the recently listed Romanian telecoms and media group, closed below its IPO price on Thursday, after it confirmed on Wednesday that its CEO Serghei Bulgac had been included in a bribery and money laundering investigation that had already involved two senior executives and a former CEO.
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Companies in India are once again turning to qualified institutional placements (QIPs) to meet their fundraising needs, as issuers take advantage of a liquidity driven rally.
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China Lodging Group has allocated its $500m borrowing among 18 banks. The loan, launched in February, will fund the acquisition of hotels in the Mainland.
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The SSA market has played host to a series of strong deals this week and shows no signs of fatigue, as investors flock to make the most of the glut of supply.
