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Asia’s equity capital market got away to a modest start to the year, with multiple share sales planned across the region for January alone. As ever, issuers will try to bring fundraisings as early as possible, even if that means squeezing into a tight window between now and Chinese New Year. John Loh and Jonathan Breen report. -
BNP Paribas opened the block market in Asia with a W382.1bn ($316.7m) sell-down in South Korea’s Shinhan Financial Group Co this week.
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Arle Capital Partners reopened the equity block trade market in Emea for 2017 on Wednesday evening by offering a €114m block of shares in Parques Reunidos, the Spanish leisure park operator.
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On the surface, equity capital markets are a well-oiled machine, built to run over the rocky ground of unpredictable stockmarkets. Beneath the surface, there is a lot of sweat. Banks are having to staff their teams with less money, but do just as many deals. Investors are under the cosh, too, squeezed by weak performance and the march of passive funds. Jon Hay reports.
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange will sell a 40% stake to Chinese buyers including the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), ending a months-long search for strategic investors.
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International Business Settlement Holdings, formerly known as Chaoyue Group, has closed a HK$1.6bn ($206.1m) equity fundraise just before Christmas.
