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The Vietnamese government has hired Morgan Stanley to lead a 9% divestment of its stake in Vinamilk, the country’s largest dairy company. -
China’s Cofco Meat has begun pre-marketing a potential $300m Hong Kong IPO and is set to open books within two weeks, according to bankers close to the deal.
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India’s National Stock Exchange has got the green light from its board of directors to launch its long-awaited IPO in the form of an offer for sale, according to an announcement on its website.
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Investors are looking past China Industrial Securities International Financial Group’s status as a Growth Enterprise Market listing, with books building strongly for the HK$1.39bn ($179m) Hong Kong IPO.
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Deutsche Boerse, together with its Chinese JV partners, is gearing up to launch a new market called "D-shares" that will help to Chinese companies raise equity overseas. The shares will be documented in English, listed in Frankfurt and, crucially, match up to German standards of disclosure and transparency
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The UK government has lent its voice to the growing current of international opinion that expansive monetary policy has gone far enough, and may even be harming growth. Britain is set to embark on a fiscal stimulus, likely to be welcomed by financial markets.
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