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Stephen Corry replaces Tony Stanton as Asia chief investment officer of Merrill's wealth arm, while Wilson So joins as head of North Asia global wealth management advisory. The Chinese property developer ends two days of speculation over the fate of its deal, saying it will relaunch the IPO at a revised price range that could make it up to 34% ... The private equity investor buys $80 million of CBs with warrants in Daphne International that could give it a stake of up to 14.5% in the Hong Kong-listed company. Merrill takes an entire team of bankers focusing on the power industry from Lehman. Michael Halloran moves from UBS to lead Merrill Lynch's Pacific Rim fixed income, interest rate, currency and commodities team. A deal with Jasper Investments suggests that the company's legal difficulties may have come to an end. Prime brokerage musical chairs starts early this year as Jamie Gleeson jumps to Merrill Lynch Hong Kong. The Indonesian coal producer prices a dual tranche debt offering at the tight end of revised guidance. Merrill Lynch readies a new bond transaction for Krung Thai Bank less than two weeks after withdrawing an earlier deal following Thailand's coup. Masakazu Yanagisawa transfers to Tokyo in a newly created sales position. Scott Shenk will run listed futures and options across both debt and equity products in the Pacific rim. The rule of Laws: John Laws transfers down under to run the new businesses. Only weeks after accepting the head of Pacific-Rim DCM position for Merrill Lynch, Spencer Lake takes on new role as HSBC head of global debt capital markets. International investors get 77% of $968 million offering. Melvyn Ford adds futures and fixed income to his prime broking fiefdom, while Ron Savino joins as COO. Merrill Lynch explains why investors should seriously look to Vietnam as an emerging market option. Buy-out of Indian JV underlines the country''s growing importance for investment banks. After landing a full-scope derivatives license the bank announces new hires. Recent report paints rosy picture, but could be a case of wishful thinking. And gives up a role in the distribution of shares when T3 goes to market next year.