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The China Securities Regulatory Commission published a draft rules related to delisting on July 4 as it looks to strengthen a regime that it has described as “vague and incomplete”. -
The US investment bank has earned its place at the top of Europe’s M&A rankings but faces rising competition from boutiques and threats from clients who are increasingly trying lure leading rainmakers away. David Rothnie reports.
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HSBC has created a dedicated UK investment banking division as part of its plan to boost its market position in what it sees as one of its “home” markets.
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Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE) are exploring how to launch renminbi-denominated Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) in the UK in what would be a landmark development of the offshore RMB market, two market sources have told GlobalRMB, a sister publication of GlobalCapital Asia.
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India’s equity markets will be hit by a flood of placements by state-owned enterprises after the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said on June 19 that all listed companies in India need to have a minimum public float of 25%.
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HSBC has made some changes to its equity origination and syndicate team with a couple of internal moves.
