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IPO, rights issue and equity-linked volume were all down in 2015, so the fact that block trades maintained their 2014 level of issuance made them the stand-out business of the year in equity capital markets. Now stocks participants are asking themselves if they can keep up the pace. Olivier Holmey reports. -
Europe's equity capital market lost no time in hitting back after the scary start of Monday, when world markets tumbled after China's stockmarket went into freefall and Saudi Arabia and Iran's war of words became more rancorous.
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The Asian block market started with a jolt this week as Hanwha Techwin Co was forced to trim a W282.1bn ($235m) sale in Korea Aerospace Industries. The deal stumbled during bookbuilding after a separate sale in the company was marketed to the same investors at the same time, setting a negative tone for future block trades in South Korea.
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If Monday was an ugly beginning to 2016 in the equity capital market, with a 7% fall in Chinese stocks dragging world indices down, Tuesday has been much cheerier, even bringing deals in Europe.
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A W364.50bn ($309.64m) block has been launched in aircraft parts maker Korea Aerospace Industries, with vendor Hanwha Techwin Co looking to pare down its stake.
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Dalian Port Co is waiting for market volatility to recede before completing an H-share placement that could raise around HK$5.83bn ($752.05m) based on its market capitalisation.
