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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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Warburg Pincus, which first invested in Hong Kong-listed Car Inc in 2012, pared down its ownership through a HK$3.11bn ($401m) block on May 27, which was priced at the middle of guidance as the seller took a strategic stance on secondary performance. -
China is gearing up to open yet another door to its capital markets, giving the nod for cross-border sale of funds between the world’s second-largest economy and Hong Kong. The move comes amid an unabated rally in both stock markets since April, with bankers expecting the latest announcement to only add more impetus.
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Asia’s first perpetual convertible bond issue in five years gave the market something to talk about when Shui On Land sold a novel $225m 7.5% deal last week. The success of the print, coupled with the shortage of new offerings, could see more perpetual CBs follow suit, writes John Loh.
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HTSC pulled in a staggering $60bn of gross demand for its HK$34.72bn ($4.48bn) IPO in Hong Kong, giving the Chinese brokerage and securities house claim over the world’s second largest listing so far this year.
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The Korea Exchange (KRX) has taken yet another step in building up its capital markets, signing a memorandum of understanding with the European Chamber of Commerce (ECC) in Korea on May 20.
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What has happened to Malaysia’s primary equity markets? Once the darling of ECM departments, featuring highly successful multi-billion dollar offerings by the likes of Petronas Chemicals, Felda Global Ventures or IHH Healthcare, the Southeast Asia nation now languishes at the bottom of the regional league tables, writes Philippe Espinasse.
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