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Kames Capital has launched an emerging market bond fund which will invest primarily in the investment grade hard currency debt of EM sovereigns and corporates.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) has reaffirmed its Indian ambitions with the purchase of the Royal Bank of Scotland’s portfolio of offshore loans to the country’s corporates. -
Royal Bank of Scotland’s sale of Citizens, its US retail bank, helped to boost headline profits in the third quarter, but the UK lender posted high restructuring and litigation costs that are not expected to fall any time soon.
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A three-party working group consisting of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) is seeking to turn the city-state into Asia’s hub for capital raising in the maritime sector.
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Beijing-based boutique investment bank, China Renaissance, has launched a new division to advise companies looking to raise funds in China’s onshore capital markets, expanding the firm’s services to include both its home and overseas markets.
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Standard Chartered is to close its equity derivatives and convertible bonds businesses in yet another move to bolster its performance by withdrawing from non-core operations. But its timing has surprised some market watchers, who expect a turnaround in equity-linked activity. John Loh reports.
