Hong Kong SAR
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The Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association (Asifma) has expressed its concerns over the widespread use of powers of attorney (POA) in Hong Kong IPOs.
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The subdued Hong Kong IPO market is finally getting a dose of action with a pair of issuers, IMAX China and Regina Miracle International, aiming to wrap up their debuts ahead of the upcoming Chinese Golden Week holidays.
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The stock market has endured its worst summer in years, with the turmoil in China wiping out trillions in market value and causing ripples around the world. But a crucial window will open up for share sales in Asia once China concludes its Golden Week holidays in early October. Issuers should grab the opportunity to light a fire under equity capital markets.
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Mizuho has appointed a new head of debt syndicate for Asia Pacific, poaching him from rival Nomura.
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Goldman Sachs has promoted Jonathan Penkin to the new roles of head of growth markets ECM and chairman of Asia ex-Japan ECM, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Hengtao Securities has received listing approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) for its $200m IPO, but is yet to fix dates for marketing as issuers and bankers continue to take a watch-and-wait stance on the market.
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Credit Suisse has appointed John Woods as chief investment officer, Asia Pacific, for private banking and wealth management.
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Hong Kong-listed LVGEM (China) Real Estate Investment is planning to raise HK$3.5bn ($451m) from a placement of new shares in order to fund part of a HK$13.79bn asset injection from Green View Holding.
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China Reinsurance Corp and CICC passed their respective listing hearings with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on September 17, clearing the way for a pair of chunky IPOs in the city.
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Jujiang Construction Group has filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) with Guotai Junan International leading the trade as sole sponsor.
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In this round-up, Argentina gets clearing bank, Lord Mayor of London pays a visit, CLSA gives its verdict on One Belt, One Road and HKMA chief calms fears over the renminbi.
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Australian lender Macquarie has rejigged its Asia equity capital markets unit with the appointments of Jack Yee and Arthur van Dijk as co-heads of ECM, according to sources close to the moves.