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Equity markets swung violently this week as investors reacted to polling and projections in the US election. With over two weeks left before the vote on November 3, equity bankers and investors are predicting a choppy time ahead which might make things trickier for capital markets deals. -
Xiaomi Corp-backed electric scooter maker Ninebot has set the issue price for its Rmb2.08bn ($309m) IPO on Shanghai’s Star market, the first offering of depository receipts in China.
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Blank check company Bridgetown Holdings, which is focused on southeast Asia, has raised $550m from a listing on the Nasdaq.
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KWG Living Group Holdings, a property manager, and real estate developer Radiance Holdings launched bookbuilding for their Hong Kong IPOs on Friday.
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The leading US investment banks raked in fees from equity origination in the third quarter, with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America all doubling their ECM revenues year-on-year.
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Equity markets are pricing in a big win for Democrats in the US elections in November, meaning a large post-election stimulus package to help the economy through Covid-19. However, they should be wary as president Donald Trump is far from beaten.
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