Clifford Chance has acted opposite Latham & Watkins on the $1.2bn Hong Kong IPO of China's Huishang Bank, as a string of Chinese lenders begin to list in the city. The IPO is the third by a Chinese bank in the last month, following that of Huirong Financial, which raised $106m on the exchange, and Bank of Chongqing, which raised $546m.
November 13, 2013 at 12:51 AM
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Clifford Chance has acted opposite Latham & Watkins on the $1.2bn Hong Kong IPO of China’s Huishang Bank, as a string of Chinese lenders begin to list in the city.
The IPO is the third by a Chinese bank in the last month, following that of Huirong Financial, which raised $106m on the exchange, and Bank of Chongqing, which raised $546m.
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