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  • Canada's Manulife Financial Corp is set to start pre-marketing its S$400m ($297m) real estate investment trust (Reit) IPO bound for the Singapore Exchange early next week.
  • India’s Bajaj Finance scored a coup with its qualified institutional placement (QIP) launched on June 4, raising Rp14bn ($219.84m) with a tight discount despite nervy market conditions, even as one anchor investor offered to take the entire trade.
  • The second of Italy’s big bank rights issues this year has begun — the €850m issue for Banca Carige.
  • India’s stock market fell prey to a vicious sell down this week, with the benchmark Sensex index plunging 900 points since Monday, an event bankers say could hurt IPOs and share sales in the short term as investors lick their wounds.
  • Shenzhen Investment has raised HK$2.77bn ($357m) from a top-up placement of shares sold to investors at a hefty 9.6% discount. But the impact on the company in the aftermarket was pretty severe, with the stock sliding by an equally large 9.85%.
  • Malaysia’s AirAsia X, the long-haul unit of budget carrier AirAsia, has wrapped up its MR391.1m ($105.3m) three-for-four rights issue with flying colours, as shareholders signed up for far more stock than was available.