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China’s parliament began a sweeping review of its Securities Law on April 20, with amendments that could pave the way for a long-awaited overhaul of regulations that have been in place since 1999. -
Daiichi Sankyo Company has exited India’s Sun Pharmaceutical Industries through a jumbo Rp200bn ($3.2bn) block, pricing one of the largest ever ECM deals in the country. An extensive wall crossing process over the weekend helped pave the way for the transaction, which saw a roaring finish despite turbulent market conditions.
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A slump in ECM volumes across southeast Asia has forced investment banks to trim headcounts in the region, but for some small is beautiful. The pullback is creating opportunities for boutique investment banks like Religare Capital Markets, looking to tap pockets of strength in a region that still has a robust need for issuance, writes John Loh.
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Goldman has spent the last three years building out its debt platform in Europe, but it has kept its eye firmly on the ball in M&A and is pulling away from the pack once more, writes David Rothnie.
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The asset management arm of Edmond de Rothschild Group has promoted Weiwei Li to be its new head of Chinese equities.
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Electro Power Systems, a company that makes hydrogen-based batteries, has completed a €14.2m IPO on Euronext Paris’s compartment C. Its shares began trading on Wednesday, and rose 1.6%.
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