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On the face of it, last week was a glorious time for Asia’s equity capital markets. Volumes got a huge leg up thanks to a $5.5bn bond exchangeable into Alibaba Group Holdings shares while stockholders jumped at the opportunity to sell overnight blocks. But look under the hood and this spurt of activity changes little. -
Pakistan’s Engro Corp is selling down its stake in Engro Fertilizers worth some Prp22.04bn ($210m) in a private bookbuilding exercise with local and international investors, said a source close to the trade.
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Augustus International, a vehicle for IK Investment Partners, has sold its 15.3% stake in Attendo, the largest private healthcare company in Scandinavia, through an accelerated bookbuild run by SEB and Carnegie on Thursday night.
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The race is on for India’s first insurance IPO as ICICI Prudential Life Insurance lines up banks for its up to $400m float.
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Investec, the South African-UK bank and asset manager, raised £138.3m on Thursday with a 5% capital increase, conducted as an accelerated bookbuild by JP Morgan.
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The Asia ex-Japan block trade market took flight this week as three overnight share sales priced on Wednesday, two of which were executed by Morgan Stanley and one by UBS.
