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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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Cellink, the Swedish developer of 3D printing equipment for living cells, rose in trading on Friday morning after the company completed a Skr3bn ($350m) sale of new shares and convertible bonds to finance its acquisition of MatTek Corporation in the United States. -
Former Olympic gymnast and billionaire entrepreneur Li Ning, founder of sportswear brand Li-Ning, has set up a blank cheque firm targeting the Chinese consumer sector.
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Chinese internet giant Baidu has met with a rapid flood of early demand for its Hong Kong secondary offering, which is expected to raise around $3bn.
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The Russian IPO market has a strong pipeline of listings being prepared for execution over the rest of the year. However, getting deals done could grow much harder with the threat of fresh sanctions against the country from a new US president threatening to derail the market.
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A selloff of growth stocks and primary market indigestion have taken some of the steam out of the booming US convertible bond market, but it remains open to new issuers.
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Increased turbulence in global equity markets has changed the way block trades are conducted in Europe, with smaller transactions coming to market in order to protect the price for sellers.
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