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	Monday, 5th October 2009

Top Stories

1. Powerlong Real Estate reduces IPO to $355 million
2. Kexim prices SFr500 million three-year bond
3. Olam exercises option to upsize CB; sells it all to Temasek
4. Macquarie buys Fox-Pitt Kelton
5. Societe Generale bets on Asian LNG and offshore finance
6. Dealogic league table roundup, October 2
7. Sponsored Announcements

IPO Report
Powerlong Real Estate reduces IPO to $355 million
The Chinese real estate company prices its IPO 17% below the original range and gives retail investors a chance to cancel their orders.
By Daniel Inman

In Debt
Kexim prices SFr500 million three-year bond
Korea's Export-Import Bank taps wealth management demand for record Swiss franc bond deal.
By Rupert Walker

Equity News
Olam exercises option to upsize CB; sells it all to Temasek
The $100 million upsize option increases Olam's initial seven-year convertible bond to $500 million.
By Anette Jönsson

M&A Briefing
Macquarie buys Fox-Pitt Kelton
Australia's Macquarie Group pays $147 million for Fox-Pitt Kelton, an investment bank specialising in services for financial institutions.
By Sameera Anand

Outlook & Economics
Societe Generale bets on Asian LNG and offshore finance
Societe Generale’s Mark Westley discusses the robust LNG and offshore shipping finance scene in Asia-Pacific.
By Edward Russell

Editor's Desk
Dealogic league table roundup, October 2
Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank see out the first nine months of the year at the top of the equity and debt league tables.
By FinanceAsia Editors

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