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  • A long-awaited proposal to list Korea’s stock exchange is coming to a fruition, with the Financial Services Commission, the country’s top financial regulator, unveiling a roadmap for the IPO this week.
  • Singapore has tweaked rules governing real estate investment trusts (Reits), the mainstay of the city-state’s equity capital markets, with the changes prioritising good corporate governance and the interests of unitholders.
  • Something Big Technology Holdings is planning to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with the float being brought to the market by sole sponsor KGI Capital Asia.
  • Investment banking fees from private equity and loans are down drastically on the year, as the M&A wallet shifts to lean more on strategic acquirers.
  • Fund managers with equities listed on the closed Athens Stock Exchange are struggling to prepare net asset valuations on their exposures for quarter end on June 30, which are soon due.
  • Equity capital markets bankers this week faced some of the hardest market conditions in months, as they struggled to get IPOs over the line after the collapse of negotiations between Greece and its creditors. But even as the count of cancelled listings mounted, some deals were still squeaking through.
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