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The first batch of nine public infrastructure real estate investment trust (Reits) in China made their trading debuts on Monday to a strong showing from investors. -
Generali is marketing the first green catastrophe bond, a €200m deal called Lion Re III laying off European windstorm and Italian earthquake risk. The structure takes its cue from the growing ESG risk transfer market for banks, which enhances the green impact of a given deal by recycling not just the funding received but the capital saved into green assets.
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The UK government is consulting with market participants about new powers enabling it to block companies from listing their shares in the country on national security grounds. The move comes after concerns were raised about the 2017 listing of energy and metals company EN+.
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Deutsche Bank has promoted two bankers from within to lead its Americas equity capital markets business.
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The former co-head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch's EMEA corporate and investment bank, Bob Elfring, has returned to banking in a vice-chair role at JP Morgan after retiring in 2018.
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Institutional and retail investors were in hot pursuit of China’s first nine infrastructure real estate investment trust (Reits) this week, as Beijing begins to develop the trillion-renminbi market.
