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William Hill, the UK bookmaker, has raised £224m to pursue growth opportunities ahead of the restarting of sporting events such as the Premier League. -
Barrick Gold Corp has raised HK$1.63bn ($209.7m) after paring most of its stake in Chinese firm Shandong Gold Corp.
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Asset managers are set to face bigger demands for equity funding later in the year, despite having already thrown billions at the market as companies attempted to survive the coronavirus pandemic. A source close to BlackRock said it had already committed $18bn-equivalent in equity funding to European companies during the crisis but inflows from US investors will help it and its peers buy into the deals to come.
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Kinnevik, the Swedish investment company, sold a 4.4% stake in German e-commerce company Zalando on Monday night with investors pouring into the trade after the US Federal Reserve boosted secondary markets.
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Hertz, the US car hire company in Chapter 11 protection, is to offer up to $500m of new stock after receiving approval last week from a bankruptcy court to raise equity, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday.
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Stocks around the world fell on Monday after a spike in new cases of coronavirus were revealed in the US and China over the weekend, setting a stage for what is likely to be another busy but volatile week for European equity capital markets.
