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Africa’s largest IPO backed by Africa-focused Pan-African Refinery Investment after agreeing to $1bn underwriting programme
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The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) has its hands full trying to invigorate a primary equity capital market that for years has been confined by the lack of a domestic deals pipeline. But in an interview with GlobalCapital Asia, senior executive vice-president, Lih-chung Chien, is confident the exchange will remain competitive. Rev Hui reports. -
Chorus Clean Energy, the German solar and wind power plant operator, on Thursday returned to market with the same IPO it had pulled in July, but with new arguments to sell it.
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South Korea's LIG Nex1 had an IPO to remember, with institutional demand for the W524.4bn ($447m) deal going through the roof and books closing 121 times covered. The transaction priced at the top of the range, making it the largest Korean listing of the year.
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South Korean budget carrier Jeju Airlines has announced the terms for its upcoming IPO in October, with the company looking to raise a maximum of W154bn ($130m).
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired Yang Xia from rival UBS for a new role, naming him head of Greater China equities. The appointment takes effect at the end of October.
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China and the UK are set to usher in a “golden decade” in their bilateral relations, with the two countries proposing a stock trading link as a key part of the policy. Many have denounced the idea as a bridge too far, but if it goes ahead, the move could be a great leap forward for China’s international ambitions, writes John Loh.
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