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Pricing in Europe's equity block trade market has tightened markedly, following large inflows of funds into European equities in the weeks since the first round of the French election, as investors queue up for more exposure to a continent primed for growth and now largely free of political risk, writes Aidan Gregory. -
Block deals are being printed in Asia with a vengeance this year, with follow-on activity already double that of IPOs. In the past few weeks, successive overnight bookbuilds and IPOs kept bankers busy as stocks hit record highs. Barring a major upset, the gravy train looks set to continue, writes John Loh.
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On Tuesday night, the Hueck family, which controls Hella Hueck & Co, sold a 2% stake in the company at a very slim discount.
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South Korea’s SEBT Investment has sold a second block in Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co in as many months, raising W177.6bn ($157.9m).
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The momentum in the equity block trade market is evident this week, as several large trades have been priced at extremely tight discounts. The drought of equity-linked deals also ended this week, with a zero coupon note issued by a Danish hearing equipment maker.
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The Indian government is hearing pitches from 10 firms on Thursday for its sell down in Indian Oil Corp worth some Rp62bn ($956m).
