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Market news: Asia media round-up

July 03, 2009  

From Leigh Powell

China releases new rules to allow select companies to settle trade transactions in renminbi. Separately, India’s Tata Steel is reportedly planning to raise US$600 million via a sale of global depositary receipts, South Korea is looking to launch a fund to revive corporate investment, and Australia sees its trade position worsen for the second month running.

Asiamoney rounds up the major financial news stories in the media today in Asia.

BANKINGJohn Peace was confirmed yesterday (July 2) as chairman of emerging markets bank Standard Chartered. Peace became acting chairman of the bank after Mervyn Davies left...


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 LOCAL CURRENCY DCM

Rank Bookrunner Value ($m) No. %Share
1 Samsung Securities Co 1,079 13 4.8
2 China Development Bank Corp 1,066 3 4.8
3 KB Financial Group Inc 1,052 10 4.7
4 Daewoo Securities 950 8 4.2
5 Korea Investment & Securities 865 14 3.9
6 Woori Investment & Securities 854 12 3.8
7 SK Securities 758 8 3.4
8 CITIC Securities 686 2 3.1
9 Dongbu Group 650 10 2.9
10 Haitong Securities 649 2 2.9
Subtotal 8,609 70 38.4
Total 22,396 168 100.0

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