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Company will use proceeds alongside debt to finance the acquisition of 6 newly ordered ships
Textile producer says offering will come no later than February
Transport technology company and real estate investment trust prepare to float as this year’s IPO activity already exceeds 2025
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The IPO market in Europe lost some of its vigour this week, as several deals traded badly in the aftermarket, raising fears that deal quality is deteriorating and pricing is being pushed too far, writes Aidan Gregory. -
The growth in passive asset management has been one of the biggest trends in equity markets over the past decade. Savers are constantly told passive funds are a much cheaper way to buy the market than active asset managers, who try to beat the market. The logic of that is questionable, but as Jon Hay reports, new research from UBS suggests active managers are outperforming — in Europe, at least.
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The embattled chief executive of Deutsche Börse, Carsten Kengeter, has resigned after a multi-million euro settlement over alleged insider trading was thrown out by Frankfurt's local court on Monday.
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Goldman Sachs must show long-term commitment in a new corporate broking push if its CEO’s call to build better relationships with corporates is to succeed, writes David Rothnie.
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Weibo Corp delighted investors on Thursday with an $800m print in the equity-linked market, the largest convertible bond by a debut US-listed Chinese issuer.
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In an unprecedented move to prop up its ailing state-owned banks, India announced a Rp2.1tr ($32.5bn) recapitalisation this week that market participants have hailed as a game changer. But while it goes a long way in plugging capital shortfalls, it is not yet clear if the injection will result in a feast of equity issuance, writes John Loh.
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