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Business has sagged in the third quarter, but the pipeline is busy, despite an intractable war
Private bonds are now being offered in the open market wider than where public deals trade
Even as USTs stay near 5%, supply expected to pick up
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Garanti Bank International (GBI) has cut the size and price of its self-arranged annual syndicated loan, with the Dutch arm of one of Turkey’s biggest lenders raising $185m. -
Creditors to retailer Steinhoff have agreed to give the scandal-hit company an extra three weeks to provide a debt restructuring plan, two days after the company said it would not be able to hammer out a deal in time for the initial June 30 deadline.
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The insurance watchdog in Hong Kong is hoping to mimic Stock Connect as it considers a cross-border access scheme with the mainland market, the renminbi is the fifth most used payments currency, and DBS is planning to set up a securities joint venture in China.
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China Tower Corp is set to begin premarketing its Hong Kong IPO next week, after winning listing approval on Thursday for what is expected to be a $10bn deal, according to a source close to trade.
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The Chinese central bank’s monetary policy committee reiterates its neutral stance, top economic planner to abolish foreign ownership limits in the financial sector in three years, and the vice premier argues that protectionism could drag global growth into negative territory.
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Redsun Properties Group hit the road on Thursday to drum up buy-side demand for its potential HK$2.5bn ($324.2m) Hong Kong IPO.
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