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January kicked off with China front and centre as the upheaval in its stock market caused indices across the globe to tumble. South and southeast Asia did not escape unscathed but the chances are that when markets stabilise, investors will be eager for equity issuance from the region. -
The Securities Association of China (SAC) has released further guidelines on underwriting and allocation for IPOs, in line with the new rules issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC).
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CYBG, the UK mid-sized bank owned by National Australia Bank, will start building the book for its initial public offering in London next week.
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STIC Investment launched a W121bn ($99.5m) sale of shares in Korean defence company LIG Nex1 on Thursday evening, confident they could cover the block with domestic investors.
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Volatility in Chinese equity and foreign exchange markets is spooking investors but the cheaper RMB and more reasonable valuations for A-shares might provide an ideal entry point for investment into the Mainland.
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Citigroup has on Wednesday night launched the first European equity block trade of the week, selling 12m shares in Elior, the French catering company, for about €212m.
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