Tag: J.P. Morgan

High-yield bonds for Baoxin Auto and China Zhengtong Auto are postponed as markets stall amid Greek woes, widening spreads and fears of a hard landing in China.
By Denise Wee | 17 May 2012
After a few days of wrangling with lawyers, China Shanshui Cement relaunches a $400 million bond on Friday.
By Denise Wee | 24 April 2012
The government is to launch regional over-the-counter equity markets to provide financing channels for small, unlisted companies.
By Lillian Liu | 20 April 2012
Gaby Abdelnour will stay through until the end of summer as J.P. Morgan shuffles the deck in Asia.
By Lara Wozniak | 27 March 2012
The $358 million deal is Shar'iah compliant and exchangeable into Hong Kong-listed Parkson Retail.
By Anette Jönsson | 15 March 2012
Hyundai Capital Services is the latest Korean borrower to tap the international bond markets this year, launching a tightly priced $500 million deal.
By Rupert Walker | 7 March 2012
Part of the share sale is linked to the unwinding of a total return swap that Country Garden entered into in connection with a CB issued four years ago.
By Anette Jönsson | 1 March 2012
Genting is also set to tap Singapore dollar liquidity with an upcoming perpetual.
By Denise Wee | 28 February 2012
J.P. Morgan bought the shares at a 2.9% discount and offloaded them to a small group of investors on Friday evening through a semi-private transaction.
By Anette Jönsson | 27 February 2012
The specialist steelmaker will become the first company of size to list in Hong Kong this year.
By Anette Jönsson | 20 February 2012
Haryanto Budiman, previously with Bank Mandiri, moves to J.P. Morgan to run its Indonesia business.
By Rupert Walker | 16 February 2012
CKI was all set to print a $300 million perpetual on Friday night, but the deal was delayed after the Luxembourg Stock Exchange asked for additional disclosures.
By Denise Wee | 14 February 2012
The Philippine investment holding company attracts good demand from outright investors, but doesn't immediately exercise the $50 million upsize option.
By Anette Jönsson | 6 February 2012
Amid depressed share prices, there is keen interest from companies looking to issue hybrids, says J.P. Morgan's Mark Follett.
By Denise Wee | 30 January 2012
Zajkowski becomes the sole head of equity capital and derivatives markets in the region, while Ng and Howland refocus their attention on China and Japan.
By Anette Jönsson | 18 January 2012
Indonesia raises 30-year money and Philippine port operator ICTSI reopens its hybrid issue, but both deals trade below their issue price in the secondary market.
By Denise Wee | 11 January 2012
Not to be outdone, the Philippines locks in long-term funding with a $1.5 billion 25-year bond.
By Denise Wee | 6 January 2012
The Indian company receives bids for about 50% of the $150 million convertible bond issue, but rejects them all as a falling rupee adds to the buy-back cost.
By Anette Jönsson | 19 December 2011
The jewellery retailer prices at the bottom and doesn't exercise the upsize option, while Haitong Securities delays the pricing of its H-share IPO until today.
By Anette Jönsson | 12 December 2011
The Indian maker of steel pipes is offering to buy back a portion of an outstanding CB that matures in 2014 and is currently trading below par.
By Anette Jönsson | 9 December 2011
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