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  • China is planning to introduce new circuit breakers as it seeks to put a floor under the recent wild fluctuations in its equities market, which has seen successive rounds of panic selling erode confidence in its once-high flying A-share market.
  • In the confusing world of China’s investor access programmes, one thing regulators have made clear is that hedge funds are not welcome. The launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect gave the industry access the mainland markets, but the recent stock market trouble has seen regulators take a much harder stance.
  • HSBC has named former CLSA banker Andrew Maynard as head of sales trading and execution services for Asia Pacific equities, along with three other fresh senior hires for the unit.
  • Cross-border capital raising within Asean is set to become easier following the release of a handbook detailing a streamlined framework for issuers.
  • Middle market investment bank Baird has hired a head of investment banking for Germany, Austria and Switzerland, a new role at the firm.
  • Under pressure from a volatile market, India’s Prabhat Dairy has cut the size of its IPO and extended bookbuilding until the end of the week in a bid to keep the deal afloat. While Prabhat had to pay the price, bankers in the country say their faith in the pipeline has not been shaken, writes John Loh.