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India’s market regulator has given the go ahead to IRB InvIT Fund’s IPO, making it the first infrastructure investment trust in the country to win approval to list. But IndiGrid and Reliance Infrastructure are hot on its heels. -
Chinese borrower United Photovoltaics Group is back in the dollar debt market for more, opening a tap of its debut three year notes on Monday morning.
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One of the sons of Lotte Group founder has sold a chunk of his shareholding in Lotte Shopping Co through an accelerated bookbuild, netting W391.2bn ($341.8m) in the process.
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A trio of Wall Street titans topped up their funding needs this week, taking advantage of favourable funding conditions as they continued their run of issuance to meet upcoming capital requirements.
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Kunming Dianchi Water Treatment Co has refiled a draft prospectus for its Hong Kong listing, after first submitting a proposal to the stock exchange in August 2016.
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Xinyuan Real Estate is drumming up interest for its first international bond of the year, hiring seven firms to work on a Reg S transaction.
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Tonight, private equity firm Summit Partners, Avalon Holding and Javak Investments have hired Morgan Stanley and UBS to sell a 12.65% stake in Flow Traders, the Dutch market-making firm, after it released its fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday morning.
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The repricing train steams on in European leveraged loans, although several buyouts are coming down the track, offering new paper and the promise of some yield to desperate investors.
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Buoyant secondary markets are continuing to provide ideal conditions for equity sellers to trade blocks. This week has already brought notable sales in France, Finland, Sweden and Russia.
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Terex Corp, the US maker of lifting and material processing machinery, has sold a 9.5% stake in Konecranes, the Finnish crane manufacturer, after a lock-up agreement was waived.
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Spanish travel distributor Hotelbeds is planning an add-on of its original LBO loans to fund the acquisition of Tourico Holidays, a US peer.
