Indonesia
Danantara unit raised an upsized $1.5 billion in its debut U.S. dollar bond sale.
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Indonesia's emerging markets tag on the line ahead of MSCI verdict
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Chinese autonomous driving firm Momenta may launch Hong Kong IPO next week
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Indonesia minister defends Danantara bond rules amid moneylaundering concerns
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Singtel sells close to 3% stake in Gulf Development for $773m
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Temasek-backed Foundation Healthcare seeks up to $187m in Singapore IPO
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Greater China
Regulators are also evaluating plans to allow mainland retail investors to subscribe to Hong Kong IPOs.
The OJK has approved the name of Jeffrey Hendrik as its president director.
Court handed down prison sentences ranging from two to five years.
The antitrust ruling comes on the heels of similar approvals from the U.S. Department of Justice.
World
ASIC carried out a survey of 22 private credit managers from March until May.
The draft rules would ban forced merchant subsidies.
Investors fear dilution of their ownership in buyouts.
Regulators also vowed to further open up China’s financial markets prudently.
China’s top securities regulator vowed to embrace technological change.
