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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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London’s investment trusts have been tapping a deep pool of equity capital earmarked for green-linked deals. On Friday, SDCL Energy Efficiency Income Trust (SEEIT), the UK-listed energy efficiency investor, closed a £160m raise, £60m more than its original target and on the same day Greencoat UK Wind, the investment trust focused on UK wind farms, launched a £197.6m follow-on. -
ESG Core Investments has become the first European special purpose acquisition company to go public in 2021.
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Kirshlen Moodley, formerly a member of JP Morgan's UK M&A team, has joined BNP Paribas.
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Renewable energy companies have rushed to the European equity capital markets in 2021 to issue about $2.3bn of paper, according to Dealogic data. The figure is by far the best ever start to a year for green equity issuance, and with investor demand for paper increasing, sources predict there will be much more supply to meet it.
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Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT), a Swedish entertainment company that operates video streaming and television services, completed a Skr4.35bn ($523m) capital raise on Wednesday evening and attracted enough investor demand to price a larger deal than originally intended.
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US banking group JP Morgan has sold a new three-year €390m synthetic bond exchangeable into shares in Siemens, the German industrial conglomerate.
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