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Equity capital market banks will love an IPO of Saudi Aramco, or parts of it, if one happens. But getting there is going to be arduous and could disrupt other business this year. The best thing for the market would be a quick and clear-cut process. Sadly, bankers say that is unlikely. -
After a year when European banks took their lowest ever share of investment banking fees, 2016 is not shaping up to be much better. Credit Suisse’s bank analysts noted continued low fees in the European market, which is set to continue into 2016 and 2017.
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Jabez Private Equity Fund I offloaded the remainder of its holdings in South Korea’s Hyundai Securities Co on January 7, fetching W115bn ($96m) from the fixed price offering.
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Malaysia’s CIMB is understood to have rejigged its equity capital markets operations, with Patrick Tan named the new head of ECM and syndicate for Asia, according to sources.
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Indonesia is making a renewed push to list its myriad state-owned enterprises in a bid to relieve pressure on public finances. But those plans could yet be scuppered by a host of issues, not least of which is domestic politics.
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Doosan Group sold the third Asian block of the year this week and, in an unusual approach, opted for a private placement. If markets remain volatile, bankers predict many more of the region’s blocks may follow suit. Jonathan Breen reports.
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