Singapore
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Singapore’s Louis Dreyfus Co Asia has returned to the offshore market for a $500m three year revolving credit facility.
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Chinese used car e-commerce platform Uxin began bookbuilding on Thursday for an IPO that could raise up to $475m.
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BNP Paribas Singapore CEO heads to US — Credit Suisse makes senior SEA appointments — ICICI ECM head to exit — Deutsche equity-linked veteran leaves for Goldman — ANZ loses syndications banker — BNY Mellon WM names Greater China head
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Pete Osborne, a former director at Singapore Exchange (SGX), has resurfaced at Canadian exchange operator TMX Group in London as head of European equity trading sales.
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New York Stock Exchange-listed Sea, an online gaming firm, is bookbuilding for its debut convertible bond worth some $400m.
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TruePTS, a derivatives post-trade company set up by trueEX, is gearing up to face off against derivatives processing utility MarkitSERV as it launches its offering for buy-side firms.
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Singapore’s Wilmar International has raised a $200m sustainability-linked loan, the second of its kind from the agribusiness company in seven months.
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BNP Paribas’s Singapore chief executive officer is relocating to the US to take up a new position within the bank, according to sources.
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Credit Suisse has appointed Felicity Chan to lead its equity syndicate team in southeast Asia, while promoting Yvonne Voon to head of real estate coverage for the region.
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Citi has named Kelvin Goh as head of FIG insurance, Asia Pacific investment banking, and head of corporate finance for Singapore, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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HSBC has named Sean Henderson and Sean McNelis as co-heads of debt capital markets, Asia Pacific, with immediate effect, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Temasek Holdings returned to the securitization market this week after a two year hiatus to woo investors into private equity funds-backed Astrea IV. Institutional investors are already in the bag. The focus now is on winning over retail accounts — the first time such a deal has been open to the city-state’s public, writes Addison Gong.