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Wayfair, the US e-commerce company that sells home office furniture, has raised $1.32bn with the sale of a new convertible bond, after a surge in its stock price during the Covid-19 pandemic. -
Europe’s equity capital markets have gone quiet in August as investors take a holiday before what is expected to be a busy September. Bankers are keen to get their deals done quickly when the market reopens to avoid running into bad news on Covid-19 and a volatile US election, meaning investors will be asked to take part in an onslaught of IPOs in a true test of market capacity.
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Prudential plc confirmed this week that it intends to separate from its US arm, Jackson National. The move means Prudential will likely deleverage by letting bonds roll off over the next two years.
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KKR, the US private equity group, has sold a $1bn mandatory convertible bond to fund its acquisition of life insurer Global Atlantic Financial Group, which it announced last month.
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Christina Too and Gordon Butterworth will join Deutsche Bank as managing directors in its healthcare investment banking coverage and advisory team for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Vistas Media Acquisition Co (VMAC) has raised $100m after listing on the Nasdaq. It plans to use the funds for M&A in the media and entertainment industry.
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