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Saudi Basic Industries Corp (Sabic) has reopened discussions with banks for a loan of as much as $2bn, having put funding plans on hold last year. -
Donald Trump will officially become president of the US on Friday, but it was clear this week that he poses no great upset to capital raising in Asia. Bond issuance was ablaze as bankers also soldiered on in equity and loan markets, despite a general air of caution around the swearing in. The GlobalCapital Asia team reports.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has proposed creating a new board in a bid to remain a leading global IPO market.
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Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) chief executive Charles Li laid out the exchange’s plans for 2017, with a strong focus on expanding its RMB offering through new products such as Chinese treasury bond futures and connectivity with China’s bond market.
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China is looking to broaden the financing options of foreign firms by allowing them to list onshore and sell corporate bonds, the State Council said.
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In the third and final part of our outlook on RMB internationalisation, industry experts address how the recent capital controls affect the diversification drive by Chinese investors, and how infrastructure upgrades, such as the prospect of 24-hour trading capabilities, could provide a much-needed to boost the RMB's global role.
