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Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager, made a smart stockmarket debut on Thursday, rising 3.6% in a falling market, after completing its €1.5bn IPO the previous day. -
India issues RFP for Concor sale — Bank of Jinzhou readies IPO — China Energy and UNV to pre-market
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After a four month ban, IPOs are back on the table in China. But it appears some lessons have been learnt, with the rules being tweaked to prevent a repeat of this summer’s sell-off. The changes will ensure a less volatile secondary market and sets the stage for the country to adopt a market-driven regime for A-share listings next year, writes John Loh.
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Wenzhou Kangning Hospital started guiding investors to the top of the range of its HK$681m ($88m) Hong Kong IPO on Thursday morning, thanks to books being oversubscribed across the price range.
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Beijing Hualian Group has received positive but cautious market feedback for the listing of its real estate investment trust in Singapore, which could raise around S$300m ($211m).
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has decided to cut the time between closing an IPO and listing the shares on the stock exchange to six days, as it looks to streamline public issuance in the ECM market.
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