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Singaporean and South Korean lenders expected to be regular euro issuers
◆ First KDB public sterling deal in seven years ◆ £250m bond could be first of many as issuer diversifies ◆ SSA transition ongoing, euros in focus for 2025
Bank’s restructuring will improve the fortunes of its investment banking business while also allowing the group it to navigate geopolitical tensions
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Piers Coombs, head of the firm's London office, spoke to GlobalCapital about the results -
This round-up focuses on the opening of China-Switzerland Stock Connect
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The UK's head start on capital increase reforms could inspire Germany to rethink old rules
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While economic factors and difficult market conditions have played a part in the decline of Spac listings, the reach of the regulator’s latest rules has gone way beyond the US in hammering the sector
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A maximum discount of 5% for capital increases without pre-emption rights puts Germany at a 'massive disadvantage', say market participants
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Rump placement oversubscribed after 71% rights take-up
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