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Trade bodies speak out against push to drive equity trading on to lit markets
Shares trade 8% above offer price as shipping company completes second listing
TX Group and SMG absorb almost 60% of block as insurer cuts holding to 11.8%
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With the privatisation programme more or less over, the question for Warsaw is: what next? For many, two key areas of focus are the development of the mutual fund industry, as Polish savings migrate away from bank deposits, and the fixed income market as capital requirements makes access to the bank loan market more restrictive. Philip Moore reports.
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Despite being squeezed by low interest rates and higher fee payments and saddled with problematic Swiss franc mortgage debt, the Polish banking sector remains well capitalised, profitable and enviably stable. Steve Gilmore looks at how the country’s banks are staying strong in the face of challenges.
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Reinsurance company Swiss Re has received the first RMB qualified foreign institutional investor licence in Switzerland. Meanwhile, Singapore-based UOB Asset Management has told GlobalRMB that it will launch three new RQFII products before the end of 2015. -
Japan’s Nippon Paper Industries raised HK$930.7m ($120m) by selling its entire shareholding in Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing on the evening of June 22, in a deal that was multiple times covered and led to many investors receiving just token allocations.
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Citi is stepping up its focus on commercial banking clients by hiring Eric Au as director of capital markets origination, Asia Pacific, for the firm’s commercial bank.
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Europris, the Norwegian private equity-backed discount retailer, closed at Nkr43 a share on Monday, as it had on Friday last week, the firm’s first day of trading in Oslo after its Nkr3.75bn ($485m) IPO.
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