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JP Morgan has created a new job that it hopes will enable it to win more investment banking business from family owners of companies and entrepreneurs, and one of its senior bankers is returning to the bank to fill the post. -
Shares in Lonza, the Swiss pharmaceutical company, closed 3.8% higher on Wednesday after it launched its Sfr2.25bn rights issue to partly finance its acquisition of Capsugel from KKR, having secured approval from its shareholders at its annual general meeting on Tuesday.
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Credit Suisse shares closed 2.7% higher on Wednesday after the bank confirmed what had been widely expected: it will conduct its second rights issue in 18 months, and scrap its plan to float its Swiss Universal Bank.
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This week, two large, highly anticipated Swiss rights issues have gone live. One to end capital concerns, and the other to finance an acquisition.
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S Chand and Co has started bookbuilding for its Rp7.3bn ($112.8m) float in India after anchor investors took up 30% of the deal at the top of the marketing range.
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Peer-to-peer lender China Rapid Finance is eyeing the bottom half of guidance for its US IPO, giving it a possible size of up to $105m, according to a banker working on the deal.
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