Singapore
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Louis Dreyfus Commodities Asia has wrapped up a $600m revolver after overwhelming demand allowed it to allocate the full greenshoe to banks, raising the total amount by $100m.
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DBS Group's profits stumbled during the second quarter of 2016 as the bank had to put provisions aside to deal with potential effects from its exposure to troubled energy services firm Swiber Group.
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The Singapore Exchange is going ahead with its plan to acquire London-based Baltic Exchange for £77.6m ($101.7m), half a year after submitting a non-binding bid for the shipping bourse.
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Details have emerged on agricultural trading and processing company Cofco Agri’s $2.6bn two tranche refinancing, for which a roadshow was held in Singapore last week.
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Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust’s S$155m ($114m) overnight share sale proved to be hot property as the deal was six times covered and was priced at the top of its expected range — at a mere 1% discount.
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Singapore-listed Ezion Holdings has wrapped up a rights issue of nearly 500m new shares, raising S$141.3m ($105.3m).
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Singapore’s Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust has launched an accelerated bookbuild of new units worth up to S$155m ($114m) to fund acquisitions in Australia and for its local projects.
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Joseph Chee will head UBS’s Asia investment banking unit after co-head Saurabh Beniwal leaves at the end of the year, according to sources close to the move.
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Mapletree Commercial Trust raised the roof with its S$1.04bn ($766.01m) overnight block-plus-rights combo this week, in a deal that earned praise from bankers on and away from the transaction. The placement tranche now ranks as the largest by a Singapore real estate investment trust, and could pave the way for more Reit-related fundraisings. John Loh reports.
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Singapore’s DBS Bank has made headlines for a series of high profile changes this week, including its decision to establish a securities business in Japan.
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Mapletree Commercial Trust priced an overnight block-plus-rights combo on Tuesday to raise S$1.04bn ($766.01m), in a deal that earned praise from bankers on and away for its slick execution.
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Veteran DBS banker Boey Yin Chong is moving to a new position at the Singaporean lender after a 15-year spell helming the syndicated finance team.