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Equity capital markets bankers can feel satisfied that good planning led to an orderly and successful completion for half a dozen IPOs at the beginning of June, before fears of a possible Brexit really bit into market confidence. But they are now starting to assess the likely effects of the referendum on June 23. -
China may have grabbed the spotlight after its MSCI review this week but Pakistan was the real winner with its upgrade to emerging market status. Bankers expect the move will light a fire under equity capital markets and give a big boost to IPOs, especially in sectors like infrastructure. John Loh reports.
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Ecofin, the investment manager that specialises in the infrastructure and environment sectors, launched an accelerated bookbuild on Wednesday evening to clean up all its shares in Direct Energie, the Paris-listed electricity company.
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Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co is exiting from KCC Corp, launching a block deal on Tuesday evening worth up to W147bn ($126m).
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Investment holding company Carnival Group International Holdings raised HK$688.8m ($88.7m) from a top-up placement of H-shares on Monday.
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Standard Chartered Bank has raised W109bn ($92.9m) after exiting from South Korea’s Innocean Worldwide, in a deal priced at the wide end of the discount range.
