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Chinese equities sent jaws dropping again this week after Shanghai posted its sharpest one-day plunge in eight years. While the market quickly picked itself up, equity capital market bankers believe this seesaw action is a huge incentive for mainland investors seeking a haven in Hong Kong, writes John Loh. -
Solvay, the Belgian chemicals company, is buying Cytec in a deal that values the US-based firm at $6.4bn and will be funded in part by a rights issue.
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Power Finance Corp (PFC) has completed bookbuilding for the divestment of a 5% stake in the company by the Indian government, netting at least Rp16.76bn ($262.06m) with an offering that investors piled into.
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Just when it seemed like calm was returning to China’s whipsawing stock market, investors were thrown another curveball on Monday, as Shanghai suffered its worst one-day plunge in eight years. While ECM desks in Hong Kong were rattled by the rout, they are not pressing the panic button.
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New Mauritius Hotels (NMH) on Monday issued 161.4m shares upon completion of a fully subscribed rights issue.
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Central China Securities Co wrapped up a HK$2.53bn ($327m) placement on July 24, allowing its shares to resume trading on Monday after what had turned out to be a longer-than-usual bookbuilding process.
