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FinanceAsia - Capital Markets Weekly
Friday 25 July, 2014
 

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Debt Pipeline

Equity Pipeline

DEBT

Indian borrowers add spice to dollar bonds

Tata Steel raises jumbo dual-tranche bond, while Greenko and Global Cloud Xchange prices structurally appealing high-yield notes.

By Chien Mi Wong | 25 July 2014

Asian borrowers on a roll

Asia bond markets saw a whopping $6 billion in issuance overnight from the likes of Tata Steel, Greenko and China Exim Bank as investors look to put money to work.

By Chien Mi Wong | 25 July 2014

Indian groups set to price dollar bonds

The China-heavy Asian high-yield sector is set to see new players emerging in the coming months, with Indian corporates Greenko, GCX and Tata Steel setting the scene.

By Chien Mi Wong | 23 July 2014

China high-grade corp dollar bonds — bargain

Investors see attractive value in Chinese corporate issuers’ US dollar bonds, especially from the investment-grade space, as onshore credit conditions ease.

By Chien Mi Wong | 23 July 2014

Hyflux tries to revive Singapore perpetuals

The water treatment firm sold the country’s first Singapore dollar perpetual bond since April.

By Chien Mi Wong | 22 July 2014

Chinese smaller lenders rush for preferred shares

More middle-and small-sized Chinese banks are planning to issue preferred shares. However, there are challenges for such issuance.

By Jing Song | 21 July 2014

Asia bonds offer finest covenants

Asian high-yield bonds come with the best quality covenants globally as investors continue to scrutinise borrower profiles.

By Chien Mi Wong | 21 July 2014

China's Safe opens doors for foreign lenders

The recent changes to Safe rules on cross-border fundraising are a baby step forward, offering opportunities for foreign lenders.

By Denise Wee | 20 July 2014

EQUITY

Temasek divests New China Life stake in block

Singapore group raises $276m in 78 million share block trade after the market close.

By Jackie Horne | 24 July 2014

Samudra Energy launches Singapore IPO

Indonesian group hopes to become Southeast Asia's largest energy company on the Singapore Stock Exchange.

By Jackie Horne | 24 July 2014

Healthscope prices IPO at top

Australia’s second-largest private hospital operator raised A$2.25 billion in the country's largest IPO for more than three years.

By Suzy Waite | 24 July 2014

Accordia prices Singapore IPO at bottom

Deal re-constituted to skew more paper to Japanese retail investors.

By Jackie Horne | 24 July 2014

WH Group IPO is now more of a piglet

The Chinese pork producer has lowered the valuation for its planned Hong Kong listing to a fixed price of HK$6.20 per unit from HK$8 to HK$11.25.

By Suzy Waite | 22 July 2014

Guangzhou investment unit sells $200m exchangeable

Local government sells bond linked to shares of Hong Kong-listed Yuexiu Transport Infrastructure.

By Nick Ferguson | 22 July 2014

Cuckoo's calling investors to Korean IPO

Korea's top selling rice cooker brand launches IPO, and seeks to raise up to $247 million. Earnings will be driven by exports and consumers upgrading rice cookers.

By Jackie Horne | 21 July 2014

Chinese smaller lenders rush for preferred shares

More middle-and small-sized Chinese banks are planning to issue preferred shares. However, there are challenges for such issuance.

By Jing Song | 21 July 2014

COMMENTARY

Jokowi wins Indonesia's presidency (at least)

Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has officially won the election but business, the markets and foreign investors might have to wait a bit longer for clarity.

By Chris Dodd | 22 July 2014

PEOPLE MOVES

Leissner named Goldman Sachs SE Asia chairman

Tim Leissner will also retain his responsibilities as vice-chairman of investment banking in Asia ex-Japan.

By Jing Song | 23 July 2014

China Renaissance hires senior JP Morgan banker

Diao Yang has been hired by the Chinese bank as co-head of investment banking.

By Jing Song | 21 July 2014

 

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