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Shares in Tikehau Capital, the French alternative investment manager, rose almost 6% this week after the company launched a well-flagged €1bn capital raise to finance growth. -
The European Leveraged Finance Alliance has prepared a questionnaire on deal covenants, to help investors grill arrangers and issuers at roadshow meetings, circulating the standard question list to the market’s big investment banks, as well as to its investor members.
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A group of US senators have proposed a bill that threatens to block the IPOs of many Chinese companies in the country, and cause the delistings of mainland stocks from US exchanges.
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In this round-up, the Mainland’s industrial production and other activity slowed in May, the Chinese foreign ministry urged the US to stop interfering with the country’s ‘internal affairs’ and the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) tried to calm the market again regarding Baoshang Bank’s bailout.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has introduced rules for daily trading limits, limit order price ranges and treatment of ‘abnormal fluctuations’ for the Star Market, its new technology innovation board that is in its final preparation stage.
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In this round-up, US president Donald Trump warned of higher tariffs should his Chinese counterpart not meet him at G20, UBS’s chief economist employed questionable language when discussing the rise of Chinese consumer prices, and total exports edged up in May while exports to the US fell again.
