Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Wednesday 1 December, 2010   HEADLINES Cardinal Health buys Yong Yu from Zuellig Chexim rides on dim sum bond fever Suntec Reit sells equity to pay for Marina Bay acquisition Chinese oil company turns to Hong Kong for capital Why you should put your money in Brazil Top Story Cardinal Health buys Yong Yu from Zuellig US pharmaceutical distributor Cardinal Health agrees to pay $470 million for China’s largest pharmaceutical importer, Zuellig Pharma China, known locally as Yong Yu. By Sameera Anand | 1 December 2010 Chexim rides on dim sum bond fever The Export-Import Bank of China captures robust investor demand with its third offshore renminbi bond. The $700 million issue tightens sharply in the secondary market, which is testament to the ferocious appetite for so-called dim sum bonds. By Denise Wee | 1 December 2010 Suntec Reit sells equity to pay for Marina Bay acquisition The $325 million sale of new units is well received and prices at a 4.2% discount. By Anette Jönsson | 1 December 2010 Chinese oil company turns to Hong Kong for capital After shelving a $96 million New York IPO in May, Chinese upstream oil company MIE is looking to raise $184 million from a new share sale in Hong Kong. By Lillian Liu | 1 December 2010 Why you should put your money in Brazil You should invest in Brazil not just because the Bric country will host the World Cup and the Olympic Games within the next decade, but because its economic fundamentals are sound. By Lara Wozniak | 1 December 2010 more » MORE HEADLINES Huaneng buys GMR's stake in InterGen Huaneng Renewables seeks $1.3 billion from Hong Kong IPO HSBC's Sean Henderson moves to Australia Good riddance 2010 Chongqing bank to join competition for international investors Hana's bid for KEB marks a busy week for Korea Inc more »