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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. -
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.
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Equity capital markets bankers were struggling to remain optimistic on Monday, as IPOs began to be cancelled and block trades were ruled out, amid markets reeling from Greece's proximity to default.
