For investment bankers in Hong Kong, June 19 will be just another in a long line of very big days. On Friday morning, they will be ushered in, bank by bank, to meet in person – no Zoom meetings here – the senior management of Yum China.
At stake in the city’s latest big-ticket beauty parade is one of a handful of global coordinator spots on Yum’s secondary listing. Bankers tip the Hong Kong sale to raise north of $2 billion, generating millions of dollars in fees.
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