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Plans for the Chicago Board Options Exchange to link up with Bats Global Markets took a big step forward this week, with both sets of shareholders approving the exchanges’ merger and a motion to issue shares supporting the deal. -
Ever since Theresa May became UK prime minister in July, markets and commentators have thirsted to know what her strategy would be for the negotiations to leave the European Union. Now we know — and so far, the markets like it.
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Shares in Banco Comercial Português, the Portuguese bank, closed 15% higher on Tuesday after they began trading ex-rights ahead of its €1.33bn rights issue to strengthen its capital buffers and repay contingent convertible bonds owned by the Portuguese government.
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Taiwan-listed Nanya Technology Corp is in the market for a $500m zero coupon convertible bond, launching the trade on Tuesday evening.
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Dasin Retail Trust has become the latest Chinese issuer to tap a Singapore listing, raising S$146m ($102m) in its IPO last week. While mainland-sponsored trusts have enjoyed relative fundraising success in the city-state, they have stuck to a tried and tested formula. Future issuers should break the mould.
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Malaysia’s Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA) has bagged MR281.7m ($63.1m) after offloading a chunk of its shares in Maybank, according to a source close to the deal.
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