JP Morgan
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Heungkuk Fire and Marine Insurance Co, which kicked off bookbuilding for a dollar bond on Thursday, was still speaking to investors on Friday morning, according to a source close to the situation. -
Xiaomi has covered its whopping HK$48bn ($6.1bn) listing thanks to a strong flow of early orders, according to a book message sent out on Friday morning, a day after bookbuilding kicked off.
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Clients of bank index platforms are adapting to a new investment climate, increasingly opting for more defensive strategies and specifically positioning for volatility spikes similar to the ones markets experienced in early February.
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Goldman hires new co-head of China IB — JPM names head of equities — Deutsche loses senior ECM and DCM bankers
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Chinese technology giant Xiaomi Corp kicked off bookbuilding for its up to HK$48bn ($6.1bn) Hong Kong IPO on Thursday, set to be the largest globally in nearly two years, after a series of twists and turns that put it firmly on the market’s radar. Jonathan Breen reports.
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JP Morgan has hired a pair of traders for CEEMEA equities trading from Citi — Mark Coetzee and Gil Peleg. The hires are the latest in a list of changes taking place in that division, as the bank seeks to grow the business..
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday settled with JP Morgan for $65m over charges that its traders had attempted to manipulate the dollar IsdaFix swap rate benchmark between 2007 and 2012.
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JP Morgan has tapped Charles Chiang as head of Asia Pacific equities, succeeding Mark Leung who was recently appointed as the China chief executive.
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UK car parts maker TI Group Automotive Systems, owned by Bain Capital, wants out of the high yield bond market and is planning to redeem its only issue by increasing its term loans.
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It is a mark of how far the market has come from a barren week at the end of May that not just one, but three deals, totalling €2.75bn, were priced on Friday. The European Central Bank meeting and the expectation of a deal from German pharmaceuticals company Bayer played their part in the issuers’ decisions on timing and the order books justified those choices.
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