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Swedish fintech company Nordnet is preparing to test investor sentiment towards European IPOs following the US election, having announced its intention to float on Nasdaq Stockholm. -
Chinese property manager Jinke Smart Services Group has launched its IPO. It is aiming to pocket up to HK$6.3bn ($815.9m) from the deal.
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China’s decision to clamp down on Ant Group has derailed an IPO of at least $34bn, despite execution being finished last week. The move appears to be little more than political muscle-flexing by Beijing. The real winners will be the country’s critics.
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Global equity markets have reversed earlier losses after former US vice-president Joe Biden gained momentum in the presidential race on Wednesday afternoon, giving capital markets bankers hope that a decisive result this week might be possible.
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JP Morgan has made Stefan Povaly, co-head of EMEA leveraged finance origination, country head for Germany, part of a raft of senior changes in the country following the promotion of Dorothee Blessing to co-head of EMEA investment banking earlier this year.
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The eventual result of Tuesday's US presidential election could have a monumental impact on the position of key emerging markets states like Russia and Turkey in the international arena.
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