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Dali Foods Group Company has provided a burst of excitement to the Hong Kong IPO market, launching a HK$10.4bn ($1.34bn) listing that could become the biggest float by a privately-owned company in the city this year. Bankers are touting it as the first deal in a long time to conduct a real institutional bookbuilding, and it is also offering some diversification to investors. -
The Privatisation Commission of Pakistan has issued a request for proposals to firms to help lead a sell-down in State Life Insurance Corp (SLIC).
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Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping company, succeeded in completing its IPO, after a hard campaign in which the outcome had looked in doubt.
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Investment banks all want the same things — more capital, smaller loan books, and more concentration on more profitable business. When banks announce a turnaround, they should be judged on specifics, not aspirations, and on this, Standard Chartered’s strategy update is pretty watery fare.
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BNP Paribas sold its last remaining shares in Klépierre, the French property company, for €829m on Monday night, in an accelerated bookbuild.
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Chinese regulators have been moving at record speed to smooth market access issues arising from its capital account opening initiatives, but the timing and manner of regulators’ interventions were still hard for markets to swallow, said the world’s largest asset management firm.
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