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This month’s global equity sell-off has devastated markets and investors' performance for the year, and Europe’s large equity capital markets houses are thinking of calling time on a challenging 2018 to give a battered buy-side some time to recover, writes Sam Kerr. -
Global equity market volatility has cast a long shadow over the end of 2018, making equity capital markets issuance more difficult.
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Avast, the London-listed Czech cybersecurity company, is still trading above the issue price of a block trade of Monday night, marking a good result for the seller and the banks on the deal in a tough week for world benchmark indices.
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State Bank of India is planning to tap the equity and bond markets for Rp250bn ($3.4bn) in funds during the financial year ending March 31, 2019.
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Temasek Holdings pocketed W902bn ($793m) from its second sell-down in South Korea’s Celltrion this year, after pricing it at the investor-friendly end of the range.
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Summit Partners has launched the first selldown of shares in Avast, the Czech cyber security company, since its £602m IPO on the London Stock Exchange in May.
