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Reliance Power prices record IPO at top
The greenfield Indian power producer attracts $188 billion worth of demand and close to five million investors.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 21 January 2008
Equities
Reliance Power set to open IPO market on high note
The spin-off from Reliance Energy is expected to attract good demand despite its greenfield status.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 7 January 2008
Debt
KDB delivers strong performance in New York
Both the dollar and euro tranches of the floating-rate note deal price at the tight end of guidance.
By
Rosie Slater
| 29 March 2007
Debt
KDB launches $1 billion dual-tranche bond
Depfa Bank to joint manage KDB's seven-year euro-denominated FRN.
By
Rosie Slater
| 27 March 2007
Debt
Shinhan prices second hybrid tier-1 deal
The Korean bank brings its first deal since winning the LG Card bid and becomes the first Asian bank to have multiple tier-1 transactions in the market.
By
Timothy Cuffe
| 14 September 2006
Debt
Woori adds new deal to its FRN curve
With the global markets gathering momentum after a summer of lull, Woori Bank prices its newest FRN at the tight end of revised guidance.
By
Timothy Cuffe
| 8 September 2006
Debt
A drop in the Ocean
Asia’s high-yield debt market was dealt another blow when Ocean Grand Holdings was downgraded to single-D from single-B by Standard & Poor’s after the announcement that it does ...
By
Timothy Cuffe
| 27 July 2006
Debt
IBK prices bond tight
Korean policy bank achieves tightest ever pricing level for five-year funding.
By
Timothy Cuffe
| 20 April 2006
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