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  • Equity capital markets bankers are still convinced the conditions are ripe for a wave of IPOs and block trades, even though European stockmarkets fell 2.5% this morning, after the US Federal Reserve decided last night not to raise interest rates.
  • Persian Gulf equity markets have so far failed to win a boost from last year’s inclusion of the United Arab Emirates and Qatar into the world’s main emerging market index, as well as the more recent opening up of the Saudi Exchange to foreign investors, market participants have said.
  • 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.