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In this round-up, Chinese premier Li discussed RMB foreign exchange volatility with IMF's Lagarde, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank formally launched, a new A-shares exchange traded fund launched in Hong Kong, while a survey found Hong Kong retail investors fear RMB volatility most for 2016, and Tajikistan activated its currency swap line with China. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB's top stories this week. -
The Indian government is seeking bookrunners for the divestment of shares in wholly-owned Cochin Shipyard via an IPO, issuing a request for proposals to banks on Thursday.
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It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find positives in equity capital markets this year so far. Not since 1995 have so few deals been issued in the first 27 days of January, and this week an IPO collapsed. Hope for the few deals left in the market lies in deep discounting, writes Olivier Holmey.
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Concerns are mounting among some US options market participants that regulation is having adverse effects on business and fuelling a rift between financial market performance and economic data.
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The retail sale of Lloyds Bank shares will be delayed, rather than held this spring as planned, UK chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne said today.
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One of Credit Suisse's most senior leveraged finance bankers is heading back to Switzerland to join the management team of the group's Swiss entity, as it prepares for a partial IPO in the next two years.
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