Mongolian investment firm plots IPO, bond issuance

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Mongolian investment firm plots IPO, bond issuance

November 25, 2010

From Daniel Flatt

Asia Pacific Investment Partners, a holding company with interests in finance, mining, transportation, and real estate in Mongolia, intends to raise sizeable funds through equity and debt to make further investments.

Mongolia-focused investment holding company Asia Pacific Investment Partners (APIP) has designs on tapping the equity and debt capital markets to raise money for further investment and acquisitions.

Lee Cashell, managing partner of APIP, told asiamoney.com that the company intends to...

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SOUTHEAST ASIA DCM

Rank

Bookrunner Parents

Deal Value $ (Proceeds) (m)

No.

%share

2012 YTD Rank

HSBC

4,160

8.3

Standard Chartered Bank

4,110

8.2

Goldman Sachs

3,666

7.3

Deutsche Bank

3,354

6.7

Citi

2,774

5.5

DBS

2,341

4.6

JPMorgan

2,288

4.5

CIMB Group

2,095

4.2

Siam Commercial Bank

1,835

3.6

RHB Capital Bhd

1,688

3.4

Subtotal

28,311

161

56.2

Total

50,423

249

100.0

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