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This week in Keeping Tabs: the prospect of financial repression in the UK, an easier passage for emerging market central banks, and Alphabet partnering up with Swiss Re. -
The administrator of Peking University Founder Group’s debt has decided not to recognise the dollar bonds that came with a keepwell deed and deed of equity interest purchase undertaking, a move that can have a ‘major impact’ on the region’s debt market.
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In this round-up, senior trade officials from China and the US hold ‘constructive’ talks, the securities regulator publishes the latest ratings for Mainland brokerages, and the Shenzhen exchange hopes to attract listings from companies with weighted voting rights (WVR).
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Antengene Corp, a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company, has set the ball rolling for a Hong Kong IPO, adding to a bulging pipeline of healthcare firms targeting the city’s bourse.
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Credit Suisse has appointed Allan Chu as its new head of technology, media and telecom (TMT) for Asia Pacific, succeeding Alain Lam, who has moved to Chinese technology company Xiaomi Corp.
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Emperor International Holdings snapped up $250m on Thursday from a new bond that included an exchange for its outstanding 2021 notes.
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