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Europe’s self-proclaimed investment banking champions are playing to their strengths, but remain far behind US peers
The most successful investment banks must strive for excellence in managing people
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Cint, a digital market research company, has priced a Skr5.96bn ($720m) IPO on Nasdaq Stockholm, the largest new listing on the exchange this year. -
Lakestar Spac I, a new special purpose acquisition company backed by German venture capitalist Klaus Hommels, has priced its IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, raising €275m.
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SciClone Pharmaceuticals, which manufactures a possible treatment for the coronavirus, hit the IPO market with a HK$2.18bn ($281.2m) offering on Friday.
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HSBC chooses chief sustainability officer — JP Morgan creates European unit for Spacs — Piero Novelli to quit UBS
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Two factors bear outsized influence on capital markets — Covid-19 and central bank stimulus. But the temptation to see these powerful forces culminating in one of two extreme outcomes — another crash as a feeble economy flounders, or a boom like the 1920s US — must be resisted.
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If you want to be Europe’s leading global investment bank, you've got to have a leading role in the UK, the region's biggest fee pool. And that means having a strong corporate broking platform, writes David Rothnie.
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