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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) plans to extend renminbi settlement operational hours for the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect in April 2016 in a bid to solve the outstanding settlement issues, a senior officer told GlobalRMB at the sidelines of event to celebrate the schemes’ one year anniversary. -
Hong Kong property developer Lai Sun Development (LSD) is seeking HK$924.3m ($119m) by way of a rights issue, announcing a one-for-two offering on Tuesday.
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Novorossiysk Grain Products Plant, Russia’s largest grain export shipping terminal, has set the price range and opened the book for its IPO, in which it will join the first section of the Moscow Exchange.
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A delayed agreement struck between Greece and its European partners on Tuesday looked set to reassure investors considering investing in the capital raises of Greece’s four largest banks.
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Videocon Industries is looking to switch bondholders out of a $200m 6.75% convertible bond maturing in December via an exchange offer of cash and the issuance of a new CB.
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Commentary around the one year anniversary of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect seems pretty unanimous in suggesting the scheme has failed to achieve its goals. However, if one looks at past Chinese experiments in capital account liberalisation, the Stock Connect’s early performance should neither surprise nor disappoint.
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