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Shipping company issues new shares as it raises stake in peer to roughly a fifth
Investors want more mid-cap deals and wider variety of sectors
Cornerstone investors commit roughly €170m as company aims to raise €300m
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Hong Kong’s second largest broadband internet provider, HKBN, has started gauging investors’ appetite for its IPO of around $600m, with the company’s strong credentials and large market share in the city expected to play a big role in wooing investors. -
Thai mall operator Platinum Group started speaking to retail investors this week for its $200m IPO, after having wrapped up pre-marketing to institutional investors.
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Credit Suisse said in its full year results profits would be hit by 3%, thanks to the appreciation of the Swiss franc and low interest rates. But group profits for the quarter, at Sfr1.18bn, were a huge improvement on the Sfr529m loss made in the same quarter last year, as the investment bank remained profitable, sucking up losses incurred by non-strategic businesses.
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Singapore Exchange (SGX) has posted a top official to China to drum up interest from Chinese firms keen on raising capital offshore as it grapples with slumping IPO volumes.
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Two key personnel of RHB Bank are understood to have quit from the Malaysian lender. This follows the collapse of talks for a three-way merger between CIMB Bank, RHB and MBSB last month.
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RAG Stiftung, the German state-backed foundation set up in 2007 to support the environmental transition of the country’s coal mines, issued a €500m exchangeable bond on Wednesday at a negative yield.
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