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Malaysia’s Maybank has reshuffled the top ranks in its investment bank, naming two senior executives to lead regional equity and debt functions. -
Ezaki Glico, a Japanese confectioner, sold a ¥30.9bn ($267m) Euroyen convertible through Nomura on Thursday, breaking a long dry spell in the market.
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Equity-linked issuance in Europe burst into life on Thursday with the sale of a €500m bond for Prysmian Cables & Systems and the first Japanese CB of any size since September. Then on Thursday evening Immofinanz launched another deal. The clutch of deals suggests the market is wide open for issuers.
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Italy took two steps forward in fixing its embattled banking system on Thursday, as UniCredit won shareholder approval for its €13bn rights issue, while UBI Banca shares surged on the news that it will seek to raise €400m to support a takeover of three retail banks bailed out in 2015.
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UniCredit said on Thursday that complications around the bank’s planned €13bn capital increase could jeopardise its ability to pay additional tier one (AT1) coupons.
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Market participants in Pakistan are bullish about the prospects for the local bourse after a Chinese-led consortium won the bid to buy a 40% stake. Bankers and brokers expect the new owner to take the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) to the next level and inject not only capital, but also credibility. John Loh reports.
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