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Temasek's SeaTown Holdings-backed Foundation Healthcare Holdings debuts on the SGX Mainboard, while Chinese electronic components manufacturer Luxshare leads lukewarm IPOs in Hong Kong.

If approved, the fund will become the first private credit infrastructure fund to be listed on HKEX. The fund invests in assets across renewables, power, utilities, data centres, telecommunications, transport, healthcare and accommodation.

The large Japanese financial services group consists of banking, life and non-life insurance businesses.

Cornerstone investors in the tech firm's listing include Hillhouse Investment Management, Taikang Life Insurance and Grab; net proceeds were $514m and the firm's valuation climbed above $4.6bn on its September 16 debut.

A core product for Type 2 diabetes is expected to commercially launch in mainland China by the end of this year, subject to regulatory approval; CICC led the transaction.

The DRs represent HKEX-listed Chinese firms including Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi.

The Shenzhen-headquartered lithium-ion battery maker has named seven banks involved in the listing process.

Japan finds itself at an inflection point, with equities finally back up to 1990 levels, and inflation on the rise after decades of deflation. But impending policy decisions by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) will test the market’s resilience.

Beijing’s new proposal to allow US-listed companies to use an external auditor eases tensions with Washington, while dual primary listings in Hong Kong provide better trading and liquidity conditions.