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A short bookbuild minimised market risk for Planisware’s second attempt at going public
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Owner of Charlotte Tilbury, Paco Rabanne and Carolina Herrera is set to begin bookbuilding on Friday for the largest flotation in Europe this year -
The way PE firms operate is changing and banks are being forced to adapt
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Demand strong for $400m deal, despite Iran-Israel escalation
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Software company goes for short, fixed price bookbuild to derisk
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Broker's decision to list on Nasdaq is the latest loss to London’s troubled stock exchange
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Shareholder Blue Owl will take 10% of the private equity firm's Amsterdam flotation
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The first IPO in more than three years probably won’t reignite the Portuguese market
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Puig plans to raise €1.25bn of primary capital alongside a larger secondary raise
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Tuesday’s record and UK blocks party sets stage for IPOs, but companies to list are lacking
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Jumbo trades in large cap stocks drive blocks activity while the IPO market remains 'stuck'
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Political stability and banks' recovery has created a constructive market for ECM
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The biggest IPO of 2024 so far in Europe has delivered a welcome bounce in the aftermarket
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Galderma will provide the European IPO market with another important data point when it begins trading on Friday
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The German cosmetics retailer fell over 7% below its IPO price on the first day of trading
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The final size of the base deal will be Sfr2bn after the IPO was priced at the top of the range
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Douglas is expected to achieve a multiple of 6.1-6.3 times its 2024 Ebitda
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The biggest IPO of the year so far in Europe is multiple times covered, according to sources
