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The Indian government has raised as much as Rp6.37bn ($94.2m) after selling down its 10% stake in Engineers India, with the offering more than twice subscribed - nearly four times so by retail investors. -
Equities is proving a tough business to get right in Asia, with yet more banks forced to cut staff in recent months. Barclays and CIMB are just the latest in a long line of casualties, and as the fee pool continues to shrink, industry insiders reckon that more pain is in store for the bit players, writes John Loh.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has kicked off its plans to go public, which have been in the works for three years, with a formal request for IPO approval from India’s market regulator.
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Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group, the UK mid-sized bank being spun off by National Australia Bank, has tightened the price range of its London initial public offering to the low end.
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The Australian subsidiary of US asset manager Vanguard received an additional Rmb20bn ($3.03bn) quota from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) on January 27, making the firm the second largest RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) globally.
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The heir to Samsung Group has raised W382bn ($318.7m) by selling part of his holding in Samsung SDS, a subsidiary of the South Korean conglomerate.
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