Tag: citigroup

Debt

Citi and Macquarie hired to lead China's first dollar CMBS

As Asia's international ABS market begins to warm up once more, China takes first step into the offshore market.

By Timothy Cuffe | 7 September 2006

People Moves

Citi refuels with Cunningham hire

Citigroup Investment Research names new regional head of oil and gas research.

By Andrew Peck | 4 September 2006

Equities

Parkson shareholder trims stake after strong share price gains

Lasting interest in Chinese retail concept stocks and a strong day in the market sees the department store operator attract a healthy level of demand.

By Anette Jönsson | 30 August 2006

Equities

Macquarie sells Aussie REIT for a A$300 million gain

In an overnight placement, Macquarie Bank sells its 7.7% stake in Macquarie Goodman Group. No change to its Asian operations, says the bank.

By Cherie Marriott | 25 August 2006

Cash

AmBank's Lee targets Malaysia's SMEs

AmBank's cash management head discusses how he plans to take on the major cash management banks in Malaysia, and unveils the bank's new cash management solution, AmBiz-CashPro.

By Andrew Peck | 24 August 2006

Debt

The market waits on Noble Finance high yield deal

The Asian high-yield debt market is hanging its hopes this week on a $150 million five-year trade by Indonesia’s Noble Finance.

By Timothy Cuffe | 17 August 2006

People Moves

Kaul named Citi's new retail banking head

Citigroup veteran replaces Rahul Malhotra, who departed the firm for Merrill Lynch.

By Andrew Peck | 15 August 2006

Equities

E-Ton Solar postpones GDR sale

Second company linked to alternative energy to suffer in two days as investors are becoming more focused on valuations.

By Anette Jönsson | 14 August 2006

People Moves

Malhotra departs Citi for Merrill

Veteran Citi banker to take senior role in Merrill Lynch's private client group in India.

By Andrew Peck | 11 August 2006

People Moves

Citi appoints new Indonesian investment banking head

Ignasius Jonan departs Bahana and returns to Citigroup.

By Andrew Peck | 9 August 2006

Securities Services

SGX calls for Southeast Asia depositary

Singapore Exchange CEO promotes at Citigroup conference the idea of a Southeast Asia common clearing and settlement facility.

By Jame DiBiasio | 8 August 2006

Debt

UTI Bank sees massive order book for new hybrid

India's UTI Bank establishes benchmark with the first offshore hybrid deal following a recent regulatory change by India's central bank.

By Timothy Cuffe | 7 August 2006

People Moves

Citigroup brings in Haneef as Asian Islamic banking head

Citigroup poaches Rafe Haneef from ABN AMRO to head its growing Asian Islamic banking operations, and makes Malaysia its Asian hub for the business.

By Timothy Cuffe | 4 August 2006

Securities Services

Citi launches new online service in Malaysia

Citigroup’s securities services business adds its global web-based delivery platform to another Asian market.

By Andrew Peck | 3 August 2006

Equities

Taiwan's E-Ton Solar Tech launches GDR offer

The solar cell manufacturer hopes strong growth prospects will compensate for a high valuation as it seeks $150 million from international investors five months after domestic IPO.

By Anette Jönsson | 3 August 2006

View Point

Why Citi embraces tougher green rules

We talk to Citigroup about why more stringent environmental and social responsibility rules are good for the bank.

By Lara Wozniak | 31 July 2006

Equities

Emeco prices low in tough market conditions

The Australian earth-moving company faces a difficult first day of trading today after fixing the price almost 20% below mid-range expectations.

By Cherie Marriott | 28 July 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

Equities

Indian outsourcing firm prices US IPO at top end

The size of the WNS offering increased to $224 million as heavy oversubscription allowed British Airways to sell all its shares.

By Anette Jönsson | 27 July 2006

Debt

The Phillipines build huge book for dollar deal

After three months of relative scarcity, the Republic of Philippines closes a hugely succesful new tap with one of the largest order books ever seen in Asia.

By Timothy Cuffe | 26 July 2006

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