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Rocket Internet, the German internet business group, launched on Monday night its first convertible bond, and raised €550m. But the deal, led by JP Morgan, was criticised by rival bankers, and led to a steep fall in Rocket Internet’s share price on Tuesday. -
It doesn’t matter how long you’ve worked in financial markets – they still regularly surprise you.
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Amid turmoil in global stock markets, two Japanese companies issued convertible bonds outside Japan on Tuesday. Both achieved successful sales in the middle of their price ranges — though the deals differed markedly in other ways.
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China Huarong Asset Management has filed a preliminary prospectus for a chunky $3bn Hong Kong IPO despite the weak performance of its closest comparable, China Cinda Asset Management.
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Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer, showed just how flashily the convertible bond market can buck trends on June 26, when it issued a €500m deal that won exceptionally good terms, even as other markets frayed.
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The spectacular rise in China’s A-share market has been the stuff of dreams, capturing the imagination of investors the world over. But after a violent correction, Asia’s equity capital markets are on a knife edge, and bankers hope the market will find some calm in the summer, before the year’s biggest trades hit screens in the fourth quarter, writes John Loh.
