Rest of Asia
The US and Europe markets tracked a 5% and 11% decline in fees during the period.
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Can Indonesia’s EV boom survive as government incentives become uncertain?
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APAC surpasses US, Europe in H1 investment banking fees: LSEG report
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US said to be planning export curbs on AI chips to Malaysia, Thailand
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Endiya, Exfinity lead $4.15m funding in Maieutic and other India deals
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India widens probe into Jane Street's alleged market manipulation
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India
Sebi has seized $567 million of the US firm’s funds.
Greater China
In H1 2025, some 44 companies went public in Hong Kong, a 47% jump from H1 2024.
GemLife’s stock climbed as much as 7.5% to A$4.47 during its debut session, before easing in the afternoon.
Some existing investors will also pare their stake.
The price band values Travel Food Services at $1.69 billion at the upper end of the range.
Demand for its IPO was boosted by qualified institutional buyers.
The refinancing package is poised to be one of the largest ever in Hong Kong.
Malaysia
MMC Port’s listing could raise more than $1.43 billion as early as the second half of this year.
World
IPOs at Nasdaq raised about $21.3b in H1, compared with $8.7b for floatations at the NYSE.
