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The aluminium extrusion company raises $1.26 billion and becomes the largest IPO so far this year amid good interest from global institutions. Retail investors are less ...
By Anette Jönsson | 4 May 2009
Offered at a slight premium over its closest competitor, the aluminium extrusion products manufacturer is set to become the largest IPO globally year-to-date.
By Anette Jönsson | 21 April 2009
Chinese aluminium company Zhongwang is to start formal marketing on Monday. The roadshow will focus on its potential as a play on China's aggressive railway spending and the ...
By Anette Jönsson | 16 April 2009
Cathay United Bank is offering to buy back up to $125 million of its sole international bond at a discount.
By Anette Jönsson | 15 April 2009
Temasek takes up its 39.7% entitlement, but CapitaLand completes the deal without calling on underwriters. Meanwhile, Shinhan sets the price for its rights issue at a 25% discount.
By Anette Jönsson, Daniel Inman | 16 March 2009
The exchange allows Olam to lower its upfront debt-to-equity ratio and increases the likelihood that the CBs will be converted before the put date in 2011.
By Anette Jönsson | 24 February 2009
Jubilant Organosys repurchases $48.3 million worth of convertible bonds and becomes the first Indian company to buy back CBs through a tender offer.
By Daniel Inman | 20 February 2009
The exchange offer is the latest in a series of moves by Olam to clear its outstanding debt.
By Daniel Inman | 17 February 2009
J.P. Morgan's treasury services team expands into Taiwan futures and options settlement.
By Nick Ferguson | 15 January 2009
KB Financial Group makes use of a steep share price gain to complete the placement, but faces an immediate sell-off as stockmarkets react negatively to a decision not to bail ...
By Anette Jönsson | 15 December 2008
The tender, which will permit investors to offload the poorly trading bonds and allow the company to make a profit, follows a similar offer by Korea's KCC.
By Anette Jönsson | 5 December 2008
Increased demand for commodities will affect mainly cement and steel, neither of which will benefit companies outside China, argues Frank Gong.
By Anette Jönsson | 13 November 2008
In moving to J.P. Morgan, Shibata joins a long line of former Lehman employees in Japan who have left after the takeover by Nomura.
By Anette Jönsson | 12 November 2008
Minority shareholders shun the issue, while JM Financial backs out of its underwriting commitments on one of the two tranches and takes up only a small portion of the 67.8% it ...
By Anette Jönsson | 5 November 2008
David Hansson transfers from London to develop the bank's equity-linked structured products platform and distribution in Asia ex-Japan.
By Anette Jönsson | 3 November 2008
The highly leveraged power generator raises $105 million by selling 60% of its hydro-power unit to affiliate EDC.
By Anette Jönsson | 17 October 2008
M&A
The American flash memory supplier rejects "inadequate" proposal made by the Korean conglomerate.
By Daniel Inman | 18 September 2008
M&A
The Korean chaebol tries to turn market turmoil to its advantage, putting forward a $5.85 billion offer which the US flash memory supplier has already rejected as inadequate.
By Daniel Inman | 18 September 2008
The Pakistani bank is the first to benefit from a joint funding initiative set up by JPMorgan and IFC to boost trade activities and ease the liquidity strain in the region.
By Nina Mehra | 1 September 2008
Kalpana Morparia departs ICICI group after a career spanning more than three decades to take on the job of CEO at JPMorgan India.
By Sameera Anand | 1 September 2008
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