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While all eyes are on China and turmoil in the mainland equity markets, our columnist turns his gaze to Indonesia where once again the government is attempting to privatise state-owned companies. -
A South Korean deal kicked open the Asian block market this week but complications in the execution have set a negative tone for the country’s equity capital markets, where numerous share sales are expected in 2016. Jonathan Breen reports.
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The Chinese circuit breaker mechanism shut down stock trading for the second time in just four days on January 7. Despite the 12% drop in the Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) since end of 2015, Macquarie expects MSCI to finally green light A-shares inclusion for its popular global stock indices in June.
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Wednesday brought red back to equity traders' screens after a buoyant Tuesday, but trading action confirmed the satisfactory execution of this year’s first two substantial equity capital markets deals in Europe: the €1.03bn block trade in NN Group, the Dutch insurer, and French aerospace firm Safran’s €650m convertible.
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Serendex Pharmaceuticals, the Danish healthcare company, has completed its Nkr111.8m ($12.5m) rights issue, having achieved full subscription.
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Alternative finance has gone from quirky novelty to mainstream global industry in just a couple of years. But can it maintain this sharp growth and truly become an alternative to bank loans which are still the finance instrument of choice for most businesses? Chris Wright reports.
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