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Asia is making up for lost time in the race to make real estate investment trusts a cornerstone of its capital markets. One country that hasn’t kept up with the pace is South Korea. It is not too late to fix this. -
One of HSBC's co-heads of Asian equity capital markets has left the firm, GlobalCapital Asia understands.
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Hyundai Innocean and Mirae Asset Life Insurance have passed their respective listing hearings with the Korean regulator, adding a dash of excitement to what has been a quiet period in Korea’s IPO market so far this year.
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HSBC is leading the sale of a block in Hong Kong-listed Sinotrans worth HK$1.11bn ($143.21m), as a shareholder takes advantage of the nearly 50% run-up in its share price since end-March.
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China’s beleaguered real estate players are starting to find favour again with equity investors, with CIFI Holdings and Greenland Hong Kong Holdings raising HK$1.32bn ($170m) and HK$1.70bn, respectively, from top-up placements.
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3Sbio started gauging investor interest on Monday for its $700m IPO in Hong Kong, with bankers saying that appetite for the Chinese biotech firm is already looking strong.
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