SYD for example is far more indebted, on pretty much every measure, than AIA. SYD seems firmly against a capital raising according to their last announcement. The cynic in me wonders if this will be a case of not needing a raising like BAP didn't need a raising.
Ann: AIA strengthens its balance sheet with an equity raise, page-89
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