Malaysia
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Singapore and Malaysia's market watchdogs are setting up an equity trading link between their bourses. They are planning to go live by the end of the year.
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Malaysia’s SP Setia priced a MR997.8m ($256.2m) capital increase on Monday at the low end of guidance, in the largest overnight placement from a real estate issuer in the country.
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A $310m two-part borrowing to support Malaysian surgical glove maker Top Glove Corp’s acquisition of Aspion has received two commitments.
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Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional has sold a $320.8m exchangeable sukuk with Hong Kong-listed Citic Securities as the underlying stock, taking advantage of a rally in the broker’s shares.
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Malaysia’s S P Setia will hit the road soon to market a MR1.2bn ($300.5m) placement to institutional investors, said a banker involved in the transaction.
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The Securities Commission (SC) of Malaysia announced new guidelines for sustainable and responsible investment funds on Tuesday.
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UBS has named a top executive in Zurich to take over as its India country head from next year, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Credit Suisse has officially appointed Mia Idora Ismail as head of Malaysia coverage in its Asia Pacific investment banking and capital markets (IBCM) unit.
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An overnight equity block trade in Malaysia’s Sapura Energy bagged MR859.1m ($203.7m), enabling the vendor to sell the last of its stake.
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A shareholder in Malaysia’s Sapura Energy is looking to exit from the company with a sell down that could raise as much as MR901.5m ($212.9m).
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Investors flocked to Press Metal Aluminium Holdings’ inaugural dollar bond sale on Monday, allowing the issuer to walk away with a tightly priced deal nearly 10 times subscribed.
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Southeast Asian issuers have been largely absent from a bumper crop of dollar bond supply in the region over the last few weeks. But Malaysian aluminum producer Press Metal Aluminium Holdings is planning to add a bit of spice to the market, after opening books for its debut on Monday.