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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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Credit Suisse finished 2016 with a Sfr2.4bn ($2.39bn) annual loss but investors found reasons for optimism in the bank’s strong capital position and revenue growth in investment banking and capital markets, causing the stock price to rise 3.05% on the morning it reported. -
Equity block trading activity this week in Europe has remained brisk, with 10 deals completed in the first four days, though of smaller size than in the last couple of weeks. Issuance so far this year, after the first month and a half, now totals €10.4bn, more than double what was sold in the same period last year, when markets were troubled by Chinese stockmarket volatility.
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Credit Suisse partially stepped away from its plan to place part of its ‘Swiss Universal Bank’ on the market to raise capital, as the bank’s asset disposals and legal settlements came out better than expected, taking the pressure off the bank's capital levels.
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Europe’s IPO market — sluggish, so far this year — is beginning to warm up, with the announcement of a smattering of new deals this week.
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Citi has turned around more than anyone thought possible in the past eight years. It's now one of very few banks with genuine global investment banking ambitions and abilities. But 2017 is critical for the bank to demonstrate it belongs with the best, writes David Rothnie.
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Reliance Infrastructure has begun gauging investor appetite for a potential Rp30bn ($448.1m) IPO of its infrastructure investment trust, according to a banker familiar with the matter.
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