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BeiGene is set to become the first issuer to sell shares under new rules in Hong Kong, after the exchange moved to encourage secondary listings by overseas-traded companies. -
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US companies stayed away from issuing bonds this week, amid continuing volatility and concerns about second quarter earnings after Facebook offered "bombshell guidance".
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Singapore’s Temasek Holdings raised $1.35bn on Wednesday from the sale of a 10 year bond, proving that investors still have the appetite for longer tenors if the credit is right.
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Telecommunications infrastructure giant China Tower found huge demand for its multi-billion-dollar IPO this week as it kicked off bookbuilding in Hong Kong. The deal is a counter-balance to a flood of technology listings in the market this year. Jonathan Breen reports.
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Pinduoduo, one of China’s hottest technology start-ups, sealed its $1.6bn IPO at the top end as expected, but not all American Depository Share (ADS) listings were so lucky this week as investors remained on edge.
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Ascletis Pharma priced its Hong Kong IPO in the middle of expectations on Wednesday, raising HK$3.1bn ($400m) from the city’s inaugural biotechnology offering.
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China Fortune Land Co and Sunac China Holdings have closed new dollar bonds, following a pair of successful taps that proved the market is returning to form.
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The European Stability Mechanism on Tuesday won huge demand for its first five year euro benchmark since October 2015, showcasing returning investor appetite in the short end of the curve.
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Dongfeng Nissan Auto Finance enjoyed strong support from its traditional investor base — Chinese banks and onshore arms of Japanese banks — as it sold a Rmb4.5bn ($665.7m) securitization on July 19. The deal came as looser onshore liquidity gave banks more cash to buy ABS papers.
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The European Stability Mechanism has appointed leads for its first five year euro benchmark in nearly three years.
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Mainland telecommunications infrastructure giant China Tower hit the road on Monday to start drumming up interest in its HK$68.1bn ($8.7bn) IPO, according to a senior banker on the deal.
