Deals of the Year 2011: Asia – East beats West
Amidst the financial gloom of 2011, Asia was a
beacon of hope: Thailand’s markets remained
remarkably resilient, the dim sum market
approached maturity and depth, and there
were standout deals from India and China – but
Indonesia dazzled the most
| Sun Art Retail Group |
| Value |
HK$9.47 billion IPO |
| Global coordinators |
Citi, HSBC, UBS |
| View deal information: Sun Art Retail Group |
| Kingdom of Thailand |
| Value |
Bt40 billion inflation-linked 10-year bonds |
| Sole Bookrunner |
HSBC |
| View deal information: Kingdom of Thailand |
| ICBC (Asia) |
| Value |
Rmb1.5 billion 6% tier-2 sub-debt bonds, 10-year non-call five |
| Bookrunners |
HSBC, ICBC International, Bank of China HK, Credit Suisse, DBS, Goldman Sachs |
| View deal information: ICBC (Asia) |
| BP/Reliance |
| Value |
$9 billion strategic partnership |
| Advisers |
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley |
| View deal information: BP/Reliance |
| Vedanta Resources |
| Value |
$6 billion acquisition financing for Cairn India with $1.65 billion bond |
| Bookrunners |
Barclays, Citi, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, RBS, Standard Chartered |
| View deal information: Vedanta Resources |
| Republic of Indonesia |
| Value |
$2.5 billion 10-year bond |
| Bookrunners |
Deutsche, JPMorgan, UBS |
| View deal information: Republic of Indonesia |
