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Despite rough market conditions and angst over rates, array of deals have been well taken
It is difficult to see issuance conditions growing much better in the foreseeable future
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India’s Avenue Supermarts has raised Rp40.98bn ($575.2m) after sealing its qualified institutional placement above the floor price. -
Zhongliang Holdings Group Co has raised $250m from a 364-day deal, on the back of revived trading in Chinese high yield property bonds.
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Beijing Roborock Technology, a manufacturer of robotic vacuum cleaners, has sealed its Star board IPO at a hefty 58.76 times earnings ratio — the highest IPO price on record, not just on Star but also in the entire Chinese A-share market.
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Hong Kong-based Value Partners Group has been added to a growing list of asset managers of foreign private funds that are allowed to provide investment advisory services in mainland China since last year.
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Mexico’s second largest lender Banco Mercantil del Norte (Banorte) returned to the Swiss franc market for the fourth time in under two years on Monday.
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Brazilian hospital operator Rede D’Or became the third Latin American company in a week to tap recently issued bonds as the region’s fixed income markets continue to defy coronavirus-related volatility elsewhere.
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