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Banco Santander leapt into an equity market this week that was otherwise empty of deals with a €7.5bn accelerated bookbuild, which bankers expected to be a huge success and an inspiration to other issuers, writes Olivier Holmey. -
Indian equity bulls are gearing up for a busy period with the rally that began in the middle of 2014 expected to lead to a pick-up in issuance this year. The government will certainly provide some much-needed action through divestments of state-owned entities, but all eyes are on the pipeline of new IPOs, which are expected to bolster the country’s equity capital market.
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The Indian government has issued a request for proposals to divest 10% of its holding in manganese producer Moil, a sale which could add as much as Rp5.07bn ($80m) to the country’s coffers.
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Indian state-owned Allahabad Bank has received the go-ahead from its board on Monday to raise funds via a qualified institutional placement or other methods.
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The UK government will sell the next chunk of Lloyds Bank shares using an unusual dribble-out trading plan, in which shares will be sold piecemeal in the secondary market, rather than in a large block, as it has done twice before.
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The UK government will sell the next chunk of Lloyds Bank shares using an unusual ‘dribble-out’ trading plan, in which shares will be sold piecemeal in the secondary market, rather than in a large block, as it has done twice before.
