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Fears that London's stockmarket is in decline have been taken into account by the regulator -
Bets that the Italian gaming company would reignite demand for European IPOs failed to pay off
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The FCA's idea to create one simplified listing category and make a more freewheeling UK stock market is seen as necessary to arrest its relative demise
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After a blowout 2022, the pace of issuance in Saudi equity capital markets has slowed this year
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Europe's IPO funk looks set to continue after the year's biggest deal trades down in the aftermarket
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All eyes are on the Italian company ahead of its trading debut on Wednesday
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