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Micro Focus, the UK legacy software firm, has launched the $5bn loan to finance its acquisition of Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s software business — the biggest new money loan in the European leveraged loan market this year. -
Shares in Cosmo Pharmaceuticals, the Swiss pharmaceutical company focused on gastrointestinal and skin disorders, fell 6.4% on Friday after a group of pre-IPO shareholders sold 9.3% of the company for Sfr216m through an accelerated bookbuild led by Berenberg.
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Shares in Mol, the Hungarian oil and gas company, fell 3.4% early on Thursday morning but recovered to close flat, after Čez Group, the Czech electricity company, sold its whole 7.5% stake in Mol through an accelerated bookbuild, while buying back bonds it had issued that were exchangeable into Mol shares.
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With the first quarter of 2017 nearly over, investment banks’ heads of equity capital markets can report to their bosses a much improved flow of business, compared with last year.
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Chatter about the 'Trump Dump' as investors lose confidence in US economic stimulus may be intensifying, but it has not produced the equity correction predicted, and capital markets in Europe are ploughing ahead, unfazed by the UK's triggering of Article 50 on Wednesday.
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Nordic Capital and Avista Capital Partners on Tuesday night completed the first block trade in ConvaTec, the UK wound care and catheters company, since its blockbuster £1.6bn IPO in October. The deal was increased by 25%, to fetch £975m.
