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Monday night’s three equity block trades in Europe all led to decent trading in the stocks on Tuesday. They included CVC’s exit from Evonik Industries – scooped on a sole basis by JP Morgan, though Bank of America Merrill Lynch has worked on most of these deals. -
The Indian government has shortlisted firms to pitch for leading roles on its sell-downs of National Fertilisers and Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilisers, according to a notice on the Department of Divestment website.
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Jefferies has hired Vikas Khattar from HSBC as its head of capital markets for India and southeast Asia.
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The chief executive of Morgan Stanley Huaxin Securities Co, the US bank’s joint venture in China, has left the firm.
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The Indian government has shortlisted five banks to pitch for lead roles in its sell-down of iron ore miner NMDC, in a deal that could raise Rp35.6bn ($527.5m) based on its market capitalisation, according to a notice from the Department of Disinvestment on Thursday.
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This week’s steady run of one equity block trade a night in the European market continued on Thursday with the biggest deal so far, as Bpifrance, the French state investment fund, launched a €500m sale of more than half its holding in Eiffage, the construction and concessions group.
