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Friday, 23rd June 2006 |
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Equity News
Hynix returns to the equity markets
Market environment forces smaller-than-anticipated deal; company to raise only $300 million.
By Anette Jönsson
M&A Briefing
Kumho wins with towering bid for Daewoo Construction
The deal is the second biggest in Korean M&A history, and catapults Kumho Asiana past Hyundai Construction to become the nation's top builder.
By Steven Irvine
In Debt
PSA wraps up acquisition financing with new $1 billion bond deal
Sole lead manager Morgan Stanley prices new dual tranche $1 billion bond deal, effectively completing the $4.4 billion acquisition financing for PSA's 20% purchase of Hutchison Ports stake.
By Timothy Cuffe
In Debt
Just how high could the bidding go for PCCW's HKTC?
As PCCW opens up to potential suitors for its HKTC subsidiary, what numbers would make sense for the winning LBO?
By Timothy Cuffe
Mutual Funds & Markets
Goldman launches China A-share fund
GSAM offers global institutions access to its $200 million China A-share quota.
By Jame DiBiasio
Private Banking
Merrill wealth survey sees Asians getting richer
But for high net worth individuals reading this article, you should realise you are now only one among a population of 2.4 million others in Asia.
By Steven Irvine
View Point
Macau versus the Las Vegas Strip: which will be the bigger winner?
Can Macau out-Vegas Las Vegas, asks Standard & Poor's.
By Standard & Poor's
Loan Digest
Loan Week, June 16 - June 23
A round up of the latest syndicated loan market news.
By FinanceAsia & Dealogic
Editor's Desk
FinanceAsia’s special issue on Asia's filthy environment
The latest issue of FinanceAsia magazine has a special focus on the environment and how it is impacting business in Asia.
By Steven Irvine
Technology
A week in tech, June 16 - 22
A round-up of all the latest tech news.
By FinanceAsia & IRG
People Moves
Ince pinch hits at Credit Suisse
Keith Ince, the founder of Portfolio Partners, becomes acting head of Credit Suisse Asset Management in Australia.
By Cherie Marriott
Standard & Poor's Daily Ratings Direct Asia-Pacific Highlights
Welcome to Standard & Poor's daily summary of credit research of interest to investors in Asia-Pacific.
By Standard & Poor's
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