ECM bankers pray macro risk won’t disrupt deals

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ECM bankers pray macro risk won’t disrupt deals

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Equity capital markets bankers are hoping that global markets maintain the extraordinary bullishness of the last few weeks in what should prove a busy final quarter of the year for issuance. But an unholy trinity of risks are causing concern, particularly for IPOs.

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