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  • Shares in Van Lanschot, the Dutch investment bank that is transforming itself into a pure wealth manager, have traded fairly stably as its ‘re-IPO’ has been announced and got under way this week.
  • Indonesian telecommunications giant XL Axiata is preparing to net Rph6.73tr ($510.36m) from a rights issue, fixing the price of the offering at Rph3,150 a share.
  • UBS has appointed Damien Brosnan and Peihao Huang to the newly created positions of co-heads of ECM Solutions, Asia, effective immediately, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • Banca Popolare di Vicenza is now Fondo Atlante’s problem. The hastily put together Italian bank rescue fund had to stump up all the €1.5bn of capital needed for BPV to avoid a bail-in this week, after there was too little demand to allow the IPO to go ahead.
  • Centrica, the UK energy supply, trading and production company, raised £700m of new capital on Thursday to support its credit ratings with an intraday placement, but that was less than the £750m it set out to raise, and its share price fell 9.8%.
  • Parag Milk Foods has thrown open books for its Rp7.7bn ($115.7m) IPO in India, after placing a huge chunk of the trade in the hands of 17 anchor investors.