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Samsung Bioepis, the pharmaceutical arm of the South Korean conglomerate, has decided to postpone its Nasdaq IPO due to valuation issues and to make way for the listing of Samsung BioLogics. -
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has published a substantially revised set of data on Singapore’s RMB deposit pool, showing RMB liquidity was lower by as much as 27% than previously stated.
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CMC Markets, the financial spread betting firm, set on Tuesday the price range of its London IPO at a level that will value the firm at up to £794m.
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Non-performing loan ratios in all major European banking systems either improved or remained level in 2015, except for Italy’s.
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Panic surrounding the rapid drop in oil prices has left some bankers and investors puzzled at certain relative value levels in Latin American bonds with some credits possibly oversold and others apparently immune to the troubles.
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Austrian parking facilities developer Best in Parking walked into a frozen bond market on Tuesday with a €90m unrated bond, that was a tougher than expected sell to its domestic investor base.
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The treatment of senior unsecured debt in Germany and Italy has led to the downgrading of a number of banks' ratings by Moody's.
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B&B Hotels, France’s third largest budget hotels group, held bank meetings on Tuesday backing its €800m buyout by PAI Partners from the Carlyle Group and Montefiore Investment.
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An audit of bailouts during the sovereign debt crisis has pointed to inconsistencies in the European Union’s handling of different states, while claiming that a bail-in of Irish banks’ senior bondholders could have been contained.
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Haitong International Securities is due to make a comeback to the syndicated loan market shortly for a loan of up to HK$10bn, with eight mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners at the helm.
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China Oceanwide Holdings has mooted a one-for-two rights issue to raise HK$4.57bn ($584.27m), as the group seeks to grow its asset base outside of the Mainland via acquisitions.
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China Railway Rolling Stock Corp unveiled a rare H-share convertible bond on Monday, raising $600m with what is only the second deal in the format in nine years.
