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The Chinese steelmaker aims to raise as much as $217 million through its offering, at a price range that is seen at a discount to its major comparables.
By Aiko Hayashi | 7 February 2012
Cheung Kong Infrastructure’s new corporate hybrid uses equity upside to increase the probability of a call.
By Denise Wee | 7 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
Tarun Mahrotri's departure from J.P. Morgan leaves James Kenny in sole charge of global emerging markets, while Pranav Thakur takes over fixed income for emerging Asia.
By Nick Ferguson | 1 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
J.P. Morgan’s China CEO explains why he is an A-share bull and discusses the challenges of breaking into the domestic securities business.
By Lillian Liu | 18 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
As the first major block trade in Asia, the deal sends a positive message about investor appetite to other potential sellers, although investors are expected to stay selective ...
By Aiko Hayashi | 13 January 2012
Rivals are quick to criticise the underperformance of the 10-year bonds, but the leads say that Hutchison Whampoa got a tightly priced deal with strong participation from asset ...
By Denise Wee | 12 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
The Indonesian mobile retailer sells 32% of its share capital at the bottom of the price range. Meanwhile, New World Development's rights issue ends significantly oversubscribed.
By Anette Jönsson | 5 December 2011
The Chinese brokerage has attracted two cornerstones that will take up a combined $222 million. Separately, handbag maker Sitoy raises $95 million from a well-received IPO.
By Aiko Hayashi | 2 December 2011
China Polymetallic Mining aims to raise up to $163 million, while confectionary maker China Lifestyle eyes $96 million and BMW dealer Baoxin Auto targets as much as $527 million.
By Aiko Hayashi | 29 November 2011
Chow Tai Fook Jewellery, the largest jewellery retailer in Hong Kong and China, has an option to increase the deal by 20%.
By Anette Jönsson | 28 November 2011
Erajaya, the country's leading mobile phone retailer, is offering up to 40% of its share capital. Meanwhile, Xinyi Glass cancels the spin-off of its solar glass unit and, in ...
By Anette Jönsson | 18 November 2011
At a reduced target of about $3 billion, the deal is set to become the biggest IPO in Hong Kong this year.
By Anette Jönsson | 14 November 2011
PCCW is aiming to sell 32% of the trust pre-shoe and is offering a yield between 7.6% and 9%.
By Anette Jönsson | 9 November 2011
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