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  • When Glencore announced plans to raise $2.5bn of equity, all options were open, but one always looked the most likely: an overnight accelerated bookbuild.
  • The Taiwanese equities market is set for a huge increase in volumes following Delta Electronics’ announcement that it has obtained board approval to issue a maximum of 170.67m new shares.
  • South Korea's Hotel Lotte has appointed one domestic and two global banks to manage its 2016 IPO.
  • One of China’s largest private conglomerates, Fosun International, is continuing its reliance on equity capital markets to help fund the expansion of its insurance business. The company has announced a HK$11.7bn ($1.5bn) rights issue, which is poised to hit the market next month.
  • The Indian equity capital market has record its first large trade following the summer slowdown, with Indiabulls Housing Finance executing a qualified institutional placement (QIP) on Wednesday. While the share sale is only scheduled to officially close at the end of the week, the outcome is already a foregone conclusion with pricing fixed, books anchored and a $100m increase option taken up by the company to raise $600m.
  • Indiabulls Housing Finance is out with the first large follow-on offering of the post-summer season, with the mortgage lender launching a Rp33.30bn ($500m) deal on Wednesday.