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Equity capital markets are gearing up for a busy autumn and UK companies have been at the forefront of activity in Europe since the coronavirus pandemic began. Bankers and investors have said they fear the disruption a second wave of Covid-19 and volatility surrounding November's US election could bring, but they should not forget either that the UK is edging towards a no-deal Brexit at the end of 2020. -
The UK has been at the forefront of Europe’s equity capital raising wave, as companies respond to the Covid-19 pandemic. De La Rue, which makes passports and banknotes, became the latest UK firm to do so with a £100m raise on Monday — and sources believe there is plenty more to come.
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Chinese property manager Times Neighborhood Holdings raised HK$786.9m ($101.5m) on Monday from an accelerated share placement.
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After a hectic second quarter, equity capital markets bankers and investor are now hoping for a traditional summer slowdown to allow market participants to take a break.
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ADO Properties, the commercial and residential property developer in Germany, launched a €450m capital raising on Thursday, to pay off the debts of its peer, Consus, in which it will take a controlling stake.
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WuXi Biologics (Cayman) bagged HK$6.17bn ($795m) on Monday after boosting the size of a new equity issuance.
