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Italian electricity transmission operator Terna hit the European investment grade corporate bond market on Wednesday, shrugging off investor concerns about European Central Bank tapering of its asset purchases. -
Two equity block trades came out in the European market on Tuesday evening, both of which achieved successful sales.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s head of southeast Asia equity capital markets has left the firm, amid a wider reshuffle of its Asian investment banking business that resulted in a number of departures.
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One of the most regular names in Europe’s equity block trade market, Abertis Infraestructuras, was the subject of another deal on Monday night, with regular bookrunners UBS, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan at the helm.
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OfficeFirst Immobilien, which owns a German office portfolio spun off by IVG Immobilien, has opened the books for its Frankfurt IPO, with a price range that could value it at up to €1.82bn.
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ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies company, has announced plans for an IPO of at least $1.8bn (£1.4bn) on the London Stock Exchange this autumn in an intention-to-float document issued on Monday morning.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired a senior high yield bond trader to its team in London, who will join the bank's European credit flow business in November.
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Shares in Takeaway.com, the Dutch online fast food delivery company, closed 6.5% above their IPO price on Friday, after the company completed its €328m IPO on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange.
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Investors welcomed the inaugural appearance from Hong Kong’s Television Broadcasts (TVB) in the dollar bond market. Hong Kong credits remain a rarity in G3 and the deal provided some nice diversity from a well-known brand.
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There was a cheerful mood in European equity capital markets throughout September, despite clear risks of volatility on the horizon and the IPO of Telxius falling into difficulty. The health of the market was highlighted this week by the success of a €2.5bn capital raising by Steinhoff, the South African retail group.
