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A third equity banker has left the senior ranks of Goldman Sachs to join HSBC in Hong Kong, following Chito Jeyarajah’s recent exit from the US bulge bracket firm. -
Amid a slow year for equity-linked issuance in Asia, bankers are pinning their hopes on exchangeable bonds to make up for the shortfall. A template has emerged on the back of Postal Savings Bank of China’s $1bn EB, as cornerstone investors in Hong Kong IPOs look to monetise their stakes at a premium. John Loh reports.
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Dave Sandor is no longer with Goldman Sachs, where he oversaw equity-linked origination, structuring and execution across Asia Pacific and onshore China.
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Indonesia’s Bumi Resources has raised Rph35.1tr ($2.6bn) from the sale of rights shares and mandatory convertible bonds, in a bid to shed debt.
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The musical chairs in Hong Kong’s equity capital market hit a crescendo this week, as senior bankers from both bulge brackets and Chinese firms took turns swapping seats. With several positions still left to be filled, the movement is unlikely to stop soon. But all this points to a sustained rise in business, writes John Loh.
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Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) has pocketed $1bn after it cashed in a chunk of its H-shares in Postal Savings Bank of China with a dual-tranche exchangeable bond, drawing in outright investors keen to build a large position in a notoriously illiquid stock.
