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  • Cigarette maker Philip Morris flagged off pre-deal investor education for an up to Rph26.70tr ($1.92bn) follow-on transaction in its Indonesian subsidiary HM Sampoerna on September 2, with the process set to run for two weeks.
  • Equity capital markets bankers hoping the beginning of the week would bring reassurance that the markets had recovered from last week’s volatility ordeal, and were ready to support a wave of September deals, have so far been disappointed.
  • Symetis, a Swiss company that makes artificial heart valves, began investor education on Tuesday for an IPO of up to Sfr80m on SIX Swiss Exchange.
  • Rarely has confidence in equity markets been more savagely battered during August than this year. But hopes that issuance of new deals will be able to continue in the September-December season were raised on Tuesday by the launch of investor education for two IPOs.
  • The share price of Paris-listed Ingenico plummeted on Friday, even as the Cac 40 index rose, after it was reported that the firm was considering a merger with UK payment processing company Worldpay.
  • Jiangxi Jiangling Chassis Co’s IPO on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) is off the table, with the S$49m ($35m) transaction falling victim to the global sell-off in equity markets that took hold last week and saw investors running for the hills on all things China.
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