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Proceeds enable fund to buy 14-property portfolio as units fully placed in best efforts process
Number of listings for the year doubles over eight weeks in summer as companies seek to access capital after Iran war disruption
Bank set to issue 106.4m shares at $4.48 per share
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Singapore Exchange said on Friday that companies with dual-class share (DCS) structures that have a primary listing in developed markets can seek a secondary listing in the city-state. -
Equity investors' keen appetite for UK challenger bank stocks was evident this week when Metro Bank was able to raise £278m of fresh capital at no discount to its share price. But investors hoping for more liquidity events are likely to have to wait for secondary sales, writes Aidan Gregory.
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Hong Kong’s market regulator has rejected AMTD Strategic Capital Group’s application to list on the city’s stock exchange, a move that sources say could be a sign of what is to come.
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The musical chairs in Hong Kong’s equity capital market hit a crescendo this week, as senior bankers from both bulge brackets and Chinese firms took turns swapping seats. With several positions still left to be filled, the movement is unlikely to stop soon. But all this points to a sustained rise in business, writes John Loh.
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Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) has pocketed $1bn after it cashed in a chunk of its H-shares in Postal Savings Bank of China with a dual-tranche exchangeable bond, drawing in outright investors keen to build a large position in a notoriously illiquid stock.
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Santander’s €7bn rights issue finished 8.2 times covered, according to a filing with the CNMV, the Spanish regulator.
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