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India this week teed up the first divestment of the 2017/18 financial year and it hit a hole-in-one, after investors bundled into the book as soon as it opened. With the government rushing out requests for proposals for more sell-downs, the success of its debut is a sign of things to come, said equity market bankers in the country. Jonathan Breen reports. -
In a blow to the Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) dual-class aspirations, an investor group has voiced its opposition to the bourse’s plan to allow weighted voting rights, saying it could “threaten” the quality of the equity market.
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China Rapid Finance and Bright Scholar Education Holdings are venturing stateside to raise more than $300m from their IPOs.
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ONE Championship, the pan-Asia mixed martial arts promoter and media company co-founded by a former hedge fund manager, is in early discussions with banks about a planned global listing in the US.
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Lorcan O’Shea, head of UK and Ireland equity capital markets at Deutsche Bank, has left the bank.
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Global Yatırım Holdings, the Turkish investment group, has hired Barclays, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs to lead the $250m IPO of Global Ports Holding, the largest operator of cruise ports in the world, on the London Stock Exchange.
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