Deals of the Year 2012: Asia – Quality comes to the fore
As the wider markets struggled with
macroeconomic threats, several deals across
asset classes stood out.
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| Return to Deals of Year 2012: Main index |
| AIG |
| Size |
$6 billion sell-down of AIA (Hong Kong) |
| Joint global coordinators |
Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup |
| Deal write-up |
| Sinopec |
| Size |
Acquisition of a 49% equity interest in Talisman’s UK subsidiary for $1.5 billion in cash |
| Advisers |
HSBC (Sinopec), JP Morgan (Talisman) |
| Deal write-up |
| Genting Singapore |
| Size |
S$1.8 billion perpetual subordinated capital securities |
| Joint global coordinators |
HSBC, CIMB Bank, DBS, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan |
| Deal write-up |
| Takeda Pharmaceutical |
| Size |
$3-billion two-tranche 144A/RegS offering. Comprising $1.5 billion three-year and $1.5 billion five-year (Japan) |
| Joint bookrunners |
Nomura, Morgan Stanley, BAML, Citi |
| Deal write-up |
| Republic of the Philippines |
| Size |
$1.5 billion and Ps30.8 billion new global peso notes |
| Joint global coordinators |
Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, HSBC |
| Joint bookrunners |
Citi, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Standard Chartered, UBS |
| Deal write-up |
| PICC Group |
| Size |
$3.56 |
