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Business news: the past week in Asia

April 23, 2010  

From Leigh Powell

India’s central bank raises interest rates and drains liquidity from the system, while Bank of Thailand holds its rates as blasts rock Bangkok. China tightens regulations on property sales, and the nation became Japan’s largest export market in the year to March for the first time.

AUSTRALIAThe country’s competition regulator blocked National Australia Bank’s US$12.3 billion plan to buy AXA’s Asia-Pacific arm, raising the possibility of a renewed round of bidding. NAB was set to purchase AXA Asia-Pacific Holdings and keep its Australian and New Zealand...


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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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