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DagangHalal, the halal verification business, expressed on Monday its intention to float on London’s junior stock market. -
With the year not two months old, seven leading equity capital markets banks have got saddled with what is understood to be at least €50m each of Saipem shares, after the rump of its rights issue failed to sell.
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group (CME) said last week that it is launching a new futures contract in March designed to offer exposure to newly offered equity shares and corporate spin-offs.
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Varun Beverages, the flagship of India’s RJ Group, has mandated two local banks for its IPO and is looking to open books by the end of this year, according to a source close to the trade.
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South Korean game developer Netmarble Games has started selecting firms to lead its potential W2tr ($1.6bn) IPO.
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With result season now in full swing after the Lunar New Year holidays, now is perhaps an opportune time to reflect on the fact that Hong Kong remains one of the few major markets around the world (and in Asia in particular) not to require companies listed on its Main Board to publish quarterly accounts. With talk of a third board to attract smaller companies with lower listing requirements, and recurring issues with disclosure (or lack thereof) by smaller listed businesses, a change in the rules is probably long overdue, writes Philippe Espinasse.
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