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Investors were impressed with how the region's issuers have dealt with the crisis
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Equity investors expect there will be an IPO of Saudi Aramco this year as long as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman (MBS), and the Saudi government, go ahead with the deal at a valuation below his $2tr aim. But some are concerned the Saudi's will push ahead with whatever value they deem the company is worth, regardless of initial feedback. -
Hong Kong’s stock exchange has awarded China Feihe, a baby milk formula producer, its final stamp of approval to list.
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S&P Global Ratings has downgraded Jain Irrigation Systems to selective default, following a similar move by two domestic rating agencies last week.
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Shanghai Sinooil Energy Holding Hong Kong, a subsidiary of state-owned China Energy Reserve and Chemical Group, has defaulted on a $400m offshore loan.
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Sinopharm raised Rmb2.8bn ($396m) from a red Panda bond on Saturday. The state-owned traditional Chinese medicine company switched to a shorter tenor to achieve tight pricing.
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China Grand Automotive Services Group Co has launched an offer to exchange two dollar bonds in part, leading to a sell-off in its existing curve in the days following the announcement.
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