Roadshow without a deal

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The Monetary Authority of Singapore is holding a roadshow in London, New York, Boston, and Tokyo to draw foreign investors to Singapore-dollar-denominated bonds, but does not have any special deals for investors. The government issued a 10-year bond in 1998, and will issue a 15-year bond in 2001. Singapore has tried to liberalize its capital markets since 1998 in order to attract investments.

Government Bonds, Statistical Data Included, Finance, Investor relations, Singapore. Monetary Authority

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APP's slow progress and shrunken pie worry creditors

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Asia Pulp and Paper Co. will sell only its noncore assets in China, pulling back from its plan to sell all Chinese operations. Analysts wonder if APP's debt standstill has lessened the importance of paying creditors. Furthermore, potential buyers may be few due to the depressed pulp and paper market.

China, Asset sales & divestitures, Market information - general, Financial management, PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Paper & Allied Products, Paper Manufacturing, Paper industry, Asia Pulp and Paper Company Ltd.

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Merger of DBS Land, Pidemco to create real-estate giant

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DBS Land Ltd. of Singapore will merge its operations with Pidemco Land Ltd., also a real estate firm based in Singapore. The deal will create the Southeast Asia's largest listed real estate group.

Acquisitions & mergers, Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Real estate industry, DBS Land Ltd., Pidemco Land Ltd.

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