AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBank Governance: South Korea plans tighter CEO reappointment rules at financial holding companies and will let the National Pension Service nominate independent directors, stepping up scrutiny of succession and board appointments. Capital Raising: India’s Bajaj Finance launched an institutional share sale of up to ₹11,700 crore ($1.25 billion), with a floor price of ₹992.25 per share. African Investment: British International Investment aims to invest $6.7 billion across Africa by 2031 and attract another $5.3 billion from private investors, including by channeling Kenya’s pension funds into infrastructure and businesses. Private Wealth: Emirates NBD launched a service to help family businesses plan succession, ownership and leadership transitions. Markets and Lending: Indonesia’s government said recent rupiah weakness amid political uncertainty differs from the 1998 crisis and expects the pressure to ease; in the UK, mortgage arrears and repossessions fell year on year in the third quarter, though 2.3 million fixed-rate deals are due to expire in 2027.
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