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IPO Report
Greentown prices IPO at mid-point amid improving markets
The property developer raises $344 million after healthy demand by institutional investors.
By Anette Jönsson
In Debt
Banks eagerly awate the mandate for Link REIT bond
Hong Kong largest property trust is set to mandate a dual tranche bond offering early this week, but the market must first wait until the Link REIT decides which deal it wants to bring.
By Timothy Cuffe
Equity News
Hospital operator brings first dollar CB from Thailand in over 3 years
Bangkok Dusit Medical applies unusual structure to avoid dollar exposure; investor returns will depend on baht exchange rate.
By Anette Jönsson
Business Moves
India's BSE mandates Kotak to sell 26% strategic stake
Asia's oldest stock exchange the Bombay Stock Exchange appoints Kotak for strategic partner search.
By Sameera Anand
Outlook & Economics
India's privatisation programme stalls again
India’s coalition government abandons stake sale plans after kneejerk reaction to sale of 10% stake in Neyveli Lignite.
By Sameera Anand
Business Moves
AEGON announces India joint venture
AEGON to establish joint venture with Ranbaxy group company for insurance and asset management markets in India.
By Sameera Anand
Alternative Investments
Legg Mason's Permal hires new MD from ABN
ABN AMRO veteran Bo Kratz takes on a new position at the fund-of-hedge-funds provider in Hong Kong.
By Jame DiBiasio
Securities Services
Deutsche to offer Shari'a fund admin in Indonesia
The firm becomes the first custodian bank in Indonesia to offer approved Shari'a fund admin services.
By Andrew Peck
Editor's Desk
League table round up July 7
The Equity Capital Markets and Debt Capital Markets start off the quarter quietly
By FinanceAsia & Dealogic
Awards
Photos from the Best Companies in the Philippines event
Our recent awards dinner in the Philippines saw the cream of corporate Manila attend.
By The Editors
People Moves
Li relocates to Clifford Chance
Law firm names Rupert Li in its China corporate practice.
By Andrew Peck
Technology
Action aplenty at SunGard
Firm launches AvantGard GETPAID to Asian clients, while also boosting its regional support team.
By Andrew Peck
In Debt
Correction
Our article last week on the S$500 million bond for DBS stated that Morgan Stanley was absent from the deal. That was incorrect. Morgan Stanley was a joint lead manager.
By The Editors
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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 The future of Hong Kong's retirement system, 26 Jul 2006, The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Hong Kong
Standard & Poor's Ratings - CORPORATE CREDIT RISK ANALYSIS, 10 - 13 Oct 2006, Hong Kong
Standard & Poor's Ratings - Structured Finance Risk Analysis, 13 - 15 Sep 2006, Hong Kong
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Sydney: 28 - 30 August 2006
You'll use simulations and “live” sector-specific case studies to measure, model and manage credit risk for successful Basel II compliance. Develop models that you can take out of the classroom and apply to your job the next day! You will explore a complete set of modeling techniques, analytical frameworks and Basel II implementation roadmaps. This course is guaranteed to maximize the return of your time out of the office.
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