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The Indian government has given itself another year to meet free float requirements on listed state-owned firms, despite having had since 2014 to wind down its positions. The move illustrates a lax attitude in both the public and private sectors around liquidity and public shareholding levels — an issue that must be remedied. -
Avenue Group, Bain Capital and Barings this week brought the first block sale of shares in Biffa, the UK waste disposal company, since its troubled IPO in October 2016.
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Citic CLSA Securities has brought in Steve Lam to helm its equity syndicate team, while also naming Nathan McMurtray to lead its charge into the equity-linked market.
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An otherwise quiet week for block trades was interrupted on Thursday night with a large selldown of shares in Norilsk Nickel, the Russian nickel and palladium mining company, by Metalloinvest, the steel maker and miner.
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Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional has pocketed MR571.2m ($133.3m) after selling a small piece of CIMB Group. A competitive bidding process for the mandate meant wall-crossing investors beforehand was impossible, leading to a slow but steady bookbuild.
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Ivanhoé Cambridge, the Canadian real estate company that is the largest shareholder in Gecina, has sold 87% of its allocation of rights in the French property group's €1bn rights issue, through a block trade on Tuesday night.
