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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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Hsin Chong closed one of Hong Kong’s first sizeable rights issues for 2015 with the deal massively undersubscribed, drawing orders for less than 2% of the trade. -
India’s Inox Wind is planning to start pre-marketing its IPO of around $200m from Monday, January 12, as the company prepares to become one of the first sizeable listings from the country this year.
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Shortly before the recent publication of the David Murray Financial System Inquiry assessment on the evolution of the Australian banking system since the Wallis report in 1996, bankers and investors met at the GlobalCapital FIG roundtable to exchange views on the challenges lying ahead for Australian banks.
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Uncertainty is rife wherever one looks. From eurozone deflation to the Ebola epidemic, and Russian aggression to the rate setting equivocations of the Federal Reserve, global threats are now a permanent feature in the capital markets. Elliot Wilson reports.
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Across investment banking divisions, 2014 was the comeback year for equity capital markets, as the IPO market shifted into high gear. But much of this was putting spare capacity back to work — and perhaps the bright spots in fixed income glowed more fiercely. Owen Sanderson mulls the year in investment banking.
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UK retail investors have enjoyed access to selected Gilts, supranational and corporate bonds through the London Stock Exchange’s electronic Order book for Retail Bonds (ORB) since February 2010. Over 180 securities are now listed on the ORB, including dozens issued directly into the ORB’s primary market, as borrowers have seen the benefits of a fresh investor base and the flexibility retail bonds offer.
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