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Vaccine optimism and the end of Brexit has meant that the UK has enjoyed its best ever start to a year in the equity capital markets. -
Canadian media conglomerate Thomson Reuters has sold £745m of shares in London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) to settle tax liabilities arising from the UK exchange operator’s acquisition of Refinitiv, the former Thomson Reuters finance and risk business.
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Europe’s slow rollout of Covid-19 vaccines is beginning to damage confidence in a quick economic rebound this year, leading some investors to step back from value trades in pandemic-exposed cyclical stocks and enter new positions in high-growth momentum trades, particularly renewable energy stocks.
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Embracer Group, the Swedish video games developer, has placed Skr7.6bn ($900m) of new shares with investors to finance its ongoing growth.
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Russian hypermarket and grocery store chain Lenta is considering a share sale to boost the freefloat of its stock and raise capital to finance acquisitions.
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Three of Neoen’s major shareholders have completed a tail swallow ahead of the French renewable energy company’s €600m rights issue, which was announced on Tuesday.
