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South Asia

  • State Bank of India has roped in eight firms to manage the up to $900m IPO of its insurance arm, according to bankers.
  • Piramal Enterprises’ board has approved an up to Rp50bn ($780m) equity raise, with the firm now looking to get the nod from shareholders.
  • Kotak Mahindra Bank closed a bumper equity raise on Friday that fetched Rp58bn ($902m), in what bankers hailed as another flagship Indian qualified institutional placement.
  • Indian state-owned Housing and Urban Development Corp has wrapped up a Rp12bn ($186.6m) IPO nearly 80x covered, following a deluge of investor demand on the final day of bookbuilding.
  • National Highways Authority of India grabbed a Rp30bn ($465.88m) five year Masala bond on Thursday, despite the offshore rupee market not getting the enthusiasm that issuers want.
  • An up to $1bn facility for the Sri Lankan sovereign has hit general syndication, about three months after the borrower mandated six banks for the deal.
  • It was a slam dunk for India’s first infrastructure investment trust, which raised Rp46.5bn ($727.4m) after IRB InvIT Fund priced its IPO comfortably at the top of expectations.
  • State Bank of India is looking for up to six firms to lead a qualified institutional placement or follow-on public offer, issuing a request for proposals on Tuesday.
  • HSBC levfin banker moves to BAML — Axis Bank promotes HK credit head — UBS banking moves — Apac corporate finance head at FAB — AmBank hires from RHB — Citic CLSA names global M&A head — Sim to runhelm CMS equities — Asifma head of equities exits
  • National Highways Authority of India served up its debut Masala deal on Thursday morning, offering investors a second offshore rupee option in under a month.
  • The head of credit for Axis Bank in Hong Kong has been promoted, with the scope of his role widening following the bump up.
  • Shareholders of India’s Kotak Mahindra Bank have given it the nod to raise equity, in a deal that could fetch Rp57.3bn ($887m) based on its market price.