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Europe’s self-proclaimed investment banking champions are playing to their strengths, but remain far behind US peers
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Deutsche Bank has hired Richard Robinson, a Morgan Stanley banker of some 21 years, as a managing director and vice-chairman of its global industrials group in New York. -
IAG, the parent of British Airways and Iberia, has become the latest airline company to tap the convertible bond market for financing during the pandemic, as it continues to burn vast amounts of cash amid a slow recovery in global travel.
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Believe, the French music streaming and distribution company, is looking to grab investors in what is becoming an exceedingly binary IPO market as it launches in Paris.
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A fresh wave of primary equity capital raising is coursing through Europe, with several large issues priced already this week, including a $1.05bn sale by The Hut Group, the UK e-commerce company that went public last year.
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The UK Treasury sold 580m ordinary shares in NatWest on Monday night at £1.90, a 3.6% discount to the closing price. The sale of the roughly 5% stake for £1.1bn lowered the government's holding in NatWest to 54.8%.
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US hedge fund Schonfeld Strategic Advisors has hired a former Credit Suisse and Bank of America equity syndicate banker to run its European equity capital markets desk.
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