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Anna Vasilenko, a former managing director at the Moscow Exchange, has joined EM, the strategic advisory and communications firm for clients in Russia, China and other emerging markets, as its CEO. -
Southeast Asian tech company Grab, which offers everything from ride hailing and food delivery services to digital wallet payments, is planning to go public on the Nasdaq by merging with Altimeter Group Corp, a special purpose acquisition company (Spac).
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Renewable energy has been one of the hottest sectors in Europe’s equity capital markets in recent times but investors are no longer just buying companies for their verdant hue. Issuers must now prove they have the financial strength to back their environmental credentials.
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Allfunds, the UK-based business-to-business funds platform that is listing in Amsterdam, is making a strong impression among investors that are leading the talks on valuation, according to a number of sources. The deal is one of a number of IPOs being circulated to buyers.
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Chinese financial technology company Ant Group Co will transform itself into a financial holding company as part of a government mandated restructuring that will affect its key payments, consumer lending and wealth management businesses.
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Shriram Properties is gunning for an IPO of about Rp8bn ($117.3m) in India. The company announced its plans as fellow real estate company Macrotech Developers sealed its deal at the top of the price range.
