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African mobile payment provider prepares to list, seeking large valuation
Deep breath for market as more guidance, more mandates appear
Secondary market selling of private bonds may be wreaking havoc with the primary market for public debt but the trades were still the right thing to do
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The CEEMEA primary market is up and running at full pelt this week with all thoughts of the US-Iran crisis having vanished. So many bonds were out in the market on Tuesday that one investor said that a deal needed to be “exceptional” to garner his attention.
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Taipei-listed Innolux Corp hit the market on Wednesday with a $300m convertible bond, its debut equity-linked deal. -
The appeal of China’s Star market shows no sign of waning, with seven issuers already pricing their IPOs on the board this month and more companies joining the pipeline.
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Indonesian real estate developer Lippo Karawaci played to investors' need for diversification away from China, when it raised $325m from a 2025 bond sale.
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Guotai Junan International Holdings is planning a rights issue of new shares as it looks to raise up to HK$3.75bn ($482.3m).
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The overwhelming supply of international bonds from Asia continued on Tuesday, as issuers dashed to raise dollars, and in one case, sterling. But not every borrower was able to cross the finish line.
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