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Equity investors are being especially careful about pricing as they put in orders for the first wave of European IPOs in 2019. What has alarmed them particularly is the the see-sawing performance of Lyft, the US taxi company that floated for $2.2bn last week. -
Streaming platform Bilibili pulled off a combined convertible bond and American Depository Share (ADS) placement this week, raking in $737.4m after the fundraising was increased following strong Asian demand. The deal comes just a week after its larger peer iQiyi sold a record ADS convertible. Jonathan Breen reports.
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Kaupthing Bank has completed the first selldown of shares in Arion Banki, the Icelandic bank that was rescued during the financial crisis, since its re-IPO last year.
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Singapore-listed Keppel Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) raised S$200m ($147.9m) from a convertible bond on Tuesday, its first tap of the equity-linked market.
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The mania surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union is reaching fever pitch but the City has ploughed on during the last three months, despite the appalling leadership shown by the UK’s leading politicians.
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A recent resurgence in Russian ECM has gathered pace with the announcement of two IPOs in London and the US, as oligarchs seize the opportunity of a better equity window. Rustranscom (RTC), the Russian freight transportation company, joined this wave after it filed paperwork for a London listing of global depository receipts on Monday evening.
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