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After creating three billionaires and causing an unprecedented 400% share price rise for one company at the end of the first trading day, Shanghai’s new technology board saw $1bn wiped out on Tuesday. As the feverish excitement among investors cools down, longer-term concerns around China’s IPO markets have emerged, writes Rebecca Feng. -
Members of the European Central Bank’s governing council appeared to be laying the groundwork on Thursday for a tiered system of interest rate charges on bank deposits and an expanded asset purchase programme.
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Chinese banks are beefing up their loans business in southeast Asia, with Bank of Communications (BoCom) becoming the latest firm to set its sights on further expansion. While Mainland lenders are more active in the region than before, there are challenges to their growth, writes Pan Yue.
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The sellers of Oltin, a closed-ended fund seeking to invest in Uzbekistan, have decided to postpone a public listing and proceed with private fundraising after investors expressed a preference for an unlisted fund structure.
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Waterfall Asset Management’s 2017 NPL securitization of Creval loans, Elrond NPL, has been downgraded as collections fell short of expectations. Scope Ratings said that cumulative collections were only 75% of those in the original business plan, with cash still stuck in challenging court processes.
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Concerns around some Indonesian and Chinese credits, including Delta Merlin Dunia Textile and China Minsheng Investment Group, have put a dent in investor sentiment in Asia with bonds underperforming in the secondary market.
