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The European equity block trades market has caught fire. Banks have shown an appetite for risk more typical of the beginning of a year than the end of it, in an effort to finish 2019 with a flourish. Investors have welcomed the trades but there is a fear that at some point, a bank will push too far, writes Sam Kerr. -
Hungry investors gulped down a Sfr420m block trade in shares of Sig Combibloc, the Swiss food and beverage packaging company, on Wednesday night after banks allowed shareholder Onex Capital to sell shares early.
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Grupo Corporativo Landon, a vehicle for the Gallardo family, has sold €167m of shares in Almirall, the Spanish pharmaceuticals company, to increase the free float of the stock on Spain’s stock exchanges.
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Equity capital markets bankers are continuing to benefit from strong momentum in the accelerated market, with a £304m ($391.6m) trade in Network International, the London-listed UAE payments company, on Tuesday night. A large anchor order helped the deal over the line.
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Swiss investment firm Jacobs Holding has trimmed its stake in chocolate maker Barry Callebaut, via an accelerated bookbuild and a simultaneous private placement.
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Investors who took part in an accelerated sale of shares in Trainline, the UK rail tickets booking website, on Monday evening, booked a 3.4% gain by Thursday's close, vindicating the decision by banks to waive a lock-up clause on private equity firm KKR, allowing it to trade out of the stock earlier.
