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Upward-sloping stockmarkets this week have brought a big crop of block trades, including the expected first selldowns of shares in Scout24, the German property and car sales website, and Elis, the French workwear group. That trade was launched on Thursday evening, along with the last of a series of big sales of stock in insurer NN Group by ING. -
The blossoming of equity capital markets in Europe and the US since Easter continued this week, with several more IPOs — including two in Prague — added to the varied crop on offer. But the governments made the biggest splashes.
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AK Medical Holdings has applied to list in Hong Kong and is working with Goldman Sachs as the sole sponsor.
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Jefferies and UBS conducted on Thursday night the second block trade of shares in DFS Furniture, the UK sofa retailer, since they led its £221m IPO in March 2015.
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The Schaeffler family’s €1.24bn clear-out block trade in Schaeffler non-voting shares failed to clear on Monday night, leaving the four lead banks long of the stock.
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Equity capital markets teams at banks will need a very good second quarter to make up for the weak first one, which left volume more than 50% down on last year’s run rate in both Emea and the Americas.
