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The Singapore Exchange’s offer for the Baltic Exchange is the latest in a long line of moves by the Asian bourse to search for new ways to grow. But buying the Baltic Exchange won't be a solution, and the SGX is better off looking for opportunities closer to home. -
Securities and Intelligence Services India has picked a group of four domestic firms to lead its Rp10bn ($150m) listing, according to sources.
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Central Bank of India plans to seek shareholder approval for a Rp30bn ($448.7m) equity fundraising slated for the 2016/2017 financial year.
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The founder of JG Summit pared his stake in the Philippine conglomerate on Wednesday, raising a larger than planned Ps11.70bn ($250.75m) in the country’s biggest accelerated share sale in two years.
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JG Summit is out with the first post-national election accelerated bookbuild of size in the Philippines, with the sell-down expected to net up to Ps10.29bn ($220.53m) for a shareholder.
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A lacklustre year for equity capital markets suddenly grew more interesting on Monday, when Bayer announced the details of a $62bn bid for Monsanto. It got still more interesting on Tuesday, when the US agribusiness group rejected the offer as “incomplete and financially inadequate”.
