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Bayer successfully pulled off what was arguably this year’s biggest European ECM deal on Tuesday night, with a €4bn mandatory convertible and €1.5bn delta equity placement. But although both were fully sold and have traded stably, a good number of deal-playing investors are still putting in small orders. -
Bayer, the German life sciences group, picked Tuesday night to launch the first part of its $19bn equity financing for its $66bn takeover of Monsanto. Bayer's deal comes as equity markets are revitalised by the new conviction that Western policy is shifting to reflation.
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The bounce in international equities since the election of Donald Trump as US president was widely expected by market participants to lead to a round of block trades as sellers looked to take advantage of the favourable conditions.
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Former UBS banker Christopher Fok has resurfaced at CMB International in Hong Kong with a wider role covering both ECM syndicate and origination.
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Steve Lam, a Hong Kong-based director in Citi’s capital markets origination team, has left, according to sources close to the matter.
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Metals producer Hindalco Industries, a unit of Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla Group, is planning to raise Rp50bn ($738.0m) in fresh funds, according to a stock exchange filing.
