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Australia's Link Group prices $680 mln IPO at top of target range

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Australian pension services company Link Group priced its initial public offering at the top of its target range, IFR reported, raising A$947 million ($682.79 million) and confirming its place as the country's biggest listing of the year.
GoAir airline eyeing up to $150 million IPO

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Go Airlines (India) Ltd (GoAir), the nation's fifth-biggest carrier by passengers travelled, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) and has begun talks to appoint bankers, three sources directly involved in the process said.
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ opens Islamic finance business in Dubai

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Japan's Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) has launched its Islamic finance business in Dubai, to focus on sharia-compliant loan syndications with later plans to offer project financing, a bank official said.
IndiGo's $464 mln share listing attracts strong demand

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InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, owner of Indian budget airline IndiGo, on Wednesday filled the order book for its up to 30.2 billion rupees ($464.3 million) initial public offering, which attracted strong demand from foreign investors.
Wirecard buys Great Indian Retail Group payments business

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German payments company Wirecard has agreed to buy the payments business of Great Indian Retail Group, a major southeast Asian electronic payment and e-commerce business.
Australia's NAB reveals UK exit plans as profit misses expectations

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National Australia Bank said it plans to sell its British operations by early 2016, two months later than expected, revealing for the first time how it intends to exit a business that has frustrated shareholders for years.
India's ReNew Power sells stake to Abu Dhabi sovereign fund

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Indian solar and wind energy company ReNew Power Ventures Pvt Ltd sold a "significant minority stake" to a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) for $200 million, the company said in a statement.
Brookfield sells stake to Qatar fund in Manhattan development

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Brookfield Property Partners LP announced it sold a 44 percent stake in its $4.5 billion development on Manhattan's west side to the Qatar Investment Authority in a project it said would be worth almost double that when completed.
UAE telcos to permit competition in business, TV services in 9-12 mths

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The United Arab Emirates' two telecom operators will launch competition in fixed-line business and television services within 9-12 months, the chief executive of No.2 company du said.
Turkey's Enerjisa looking to sell three new hydropower plants

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Turkey's Enerjisa, a joint venture between Sabanci Holding and Germany's E.ON, plans to sell three hydroelectric power plants to rationalise its portfolio and cut debt, and has appointed bankers to manage the sale, three banking sources said.