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Shares in Amundi, the French asset manager, fell 1% on Monday after its shareholders gave near-unanimous approval at an extraordinary general meeting to its €1.4bn capital increase to partly finance its €3.545bn acquisition of Pioneer Investments from UniCredit. -
RenoNorden, the struggling Norwegian waste management company, on Monday launched a highly dilutive rights issue to avoid breaking its debt covenants after losses in 2016, but investors appeared to welcome the news, sending the shares up 6.4%.
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UniCredit underscored weaknesses in its balance sheet and capital position on Monday, issuing investors with another series of warnings ahead of its planned €13bn rights issue.
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Credit Suisse has a new head of Europe, Middle East and Africa equity capital markets, as Nick Williams is moving to another job at the bank in New York.
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Shares in Diös Fastigheter, the Swedish property company, closed 4.5% higher on Thursday after it completed its Skr1.85bn ($209m) rights issue to partly finance the acquisition of a portfolio of mainly commercial and retail properties from Castellum in cities in northern Sweden.
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After a moderate recovery in the value of many UK property stocks since their post-EU referendum slump, Oaktree Capital took the opportunity on Thursday night to sell 10% of Countryside Properties, the UK home builder, for £103.5m.
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