India
Amateur stock pickers are getting their first lessons in investing—the hard way.
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As West tightens rules, emerging markets embrace Chinese capital
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ByteDance's non-Chinese investors emerge as front-runners to buy TikTok in US
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Yahoo strikes deal to sell TechCrunch to media investment firm Regent
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Private credit to become major asset class for Asian family offices: Endowus
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As India’s stock market party ends, new investors wake up with a hangover
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Indonesia
The issue is part of its $4-billion Medium Term Note Programme.
World
The listing is seen as crucial to the revival of a largely moribund US IPO market.
Greater China
The Shenzhen-listed company makes protective panels for mobile phones.
Navadhan’s Series A was co-led by NabVentures and Prime Ventures.
Rest of Asia
The company had raised $2.97b in its IPO.
Shares of Fore Coffee will start trading on IDX on April 11.
If the issue goes through, it would be the second largest fintech IPO in India after Paytm’s.
Vehicle registration services provider Rosmerta Digital Services has alleged default on its payments.
Philippines
Maynilad is offering up to 2.46 billion shares, with an expected offer price of up to 20 pesos each.
