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Malaysia’s S P Setia will hit the road soon to market a MR1.2bn ($300.5m) placement to institutional investors, said a banker involved in the transaction. -
Tata Steel has mandated a clutch of firms to underwrite its Rp128bn ($2bn) rights offering, part of a wider fundraising by the group across the capital markets.
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India’s qualified institutional placement (QIP), a popular equity fundraising tool, is about to get a shot in the arm after the regulator said it may be used by companies to meet their free float requirements. Listed firms could tap the market in droves over the next few years as they look to comply with the rules, writes John Loh.
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General Atlantic Singapore raised HK$982.2m ($125.6m) on Thursday after upsizing a sale of Xiabuxiabu Catering Management China Holdings stock in Hong Kong’s first block trade of the year, according to a source close to the deal.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) will allow listed companies to sell shares through qualified institutional placements as a way to meet free float requirements.
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The truth about MiFID II, probably the most far-reaching reform of European equity capital markets for many years, will begin to be revealed on January 3, when market participants have to start implementing this huge new addition to the rule book.
