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Cornerstone investors commit roughly €170m as company aims to raise €300m
African mobile payment provider prepares to list, seeking large valuation
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It never ceases to amaze me how quickly priorities can change. Just weeks ago, at my regular watering hole, I could spot none of my chums. Doubtless they were too busy pretending to be the best employee ahead of bonus season. That was never going to last long of course and I can now vouch that all is right once again in the banking world. -
Inox Wind is set to launch its Rp10.40bn ($168.39m) IPO on March 18, in what looks to be India’s largest listing in nearly two years. The deal is already generating a lot of buzz given the company's credentials as a unit of the Inox Group and for being a rare issuer in the renewable energy sector.
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Marshall Nicholson has joined Nomura as managing director and head of ECM for Asia ex-Japan, re-entering equity capital markets after nearly three years.
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Hospital operator Mitra Keluarga Karyasehat has priced Indonesia’s largest IPO since 2011, raising Rph4.45tr ($338m) in a deal that investors piled into.
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As Pakistan gets closer to launching its first ever real estate investment trust (Reit), another company has submitted an application to set up its own property trust, encouraged by the demand for yield investments in the country.
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Asia's equity capital market bankers are feeling the heat as they tackle the impact that a prolonged period of dollar strength could have on primary dealflow. Stock markets across the region continued to sell off this week as the dollar reached levels not seen against some peers for more than a decade, but the weakness could also benefit firms with high quality earnings as investors become more discerning.
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