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Business news: the past week in Asia

February 11, 2010  

From Richard Morrow

Australia’s richest man gets Chinese funding for a mega-mine, Kirin and Suntory end merger discussions, Temasek launches a new US$4 billion fund, and Taiwan lets its chip- and screen-makers invest more into the mainland.

AUSTRALIA Clive Palmer, Australia’s wealthiest man, announced a deal on February 6 in which the Export-Import Bank of China would arrange US$5.6 billion of the US$8 billion financing he needs to build a mega-mine, dubbed “China First”, in Australia’s Queensland...


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OFFSHORE RENMINBI DCM

Rank Bookrunner Value ($m) No. %Share
1 HSBC 2,717 31 19.6
2 Standard Chartered Bank 1,889 26 13.6
3 Bank of China Ltd 1,561 17 11.2
4 Deutsche Bank 893 13 6.4
5 Industrial & Commercial Bank of China - ICBC 827 12 6.0
6 Agricultural Bank of China Ltd 607 7 4.4
7 Goldman Sachs 570 8 4.1
8 Citi 569 8 4.1
9 China International Capital Corp Ltd 461 5 3.3
10 DBS 442 9 3.2
Subtotal 10,534 72 75.9
Total 13,886 81 100.0

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