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Qatari dairy company’s rights issue struggles to get done
Food systems company’s largest shareholder raises €324m after shares rise on strong results and buyback
Listing timelines are slipping towards next year as economic uncertainty is making investors wary
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The revival of banks using securitization to free up regulatory capital could open new possibilities for accelerating the financing of a greener economy, as a ground-breaking deal demonstrated this week, write Jon Hay and David Bell. -
Four new IPOs were announced in Europe this week, as the market enters a crucial window in the run-up to Easter. Bankers are confident there is strong demand from equity investors for new issues, but there are also considerable risks on the horizon, including the French and Dutch elections, writes Aidan Gregory.
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RAG-Stiftung, the German state-backed foundation set up in 2007 to support the discontinuation of the country’s coal mines, tapped the equity-linked market for a third time on Thursday with a €525m note exchangeable into shares in Evonik Industries, the German speciality chemicals company.
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Deutsche Bank’s rights issue and strategic revamp is well-timed, and ticks all the right boxes. The hard part will be to regain the top-dog status it craves in European corporate finance at a time of low staff morale, writes David Rothnie.
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Countrywide, the UK estate agency group that owns Hamptons International and listings website Rightmove, raised £37.8m of new equity in an intraday sale on Thursday to strengthen its balance sheet after a drop in profits.
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Casting aside a steady erosion in equity capital market volumes, south-east Asia (SEA) is again poised to have its time in the sun this year. Eye catching trades from the likes of Lotte and Singtel are set to add substantial volumes in 2017, even as competition heats up for mandates all across the region. John Loh writes.
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