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As plans for the bailout of Banca Monte dei Paschi take shape, attention is turning to how its shares could trade once the recapitalisation has taken place. The financial details are not clear yet, but it is likely to involve the creation of €5bn or more of new equity, held by the government and former owners of subordinated bonds. -
The state bail-out of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, announced during the night, has brought relief to the Italian financial system — at last, there is a plan for dealing with Italy’s weakest large bank. But there are already questions about whether it undermines Europe’s policy on dealing with bank failures.
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange will sell a 40% stake to Chinese buyers including the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), ending a months-long search for strategic investors.
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International Business Settlement Holdings, formerly known as Chaoyue Group, has closed a HK$1.6bn ($206.1m) equity fundraise just before Christmas.
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Sutures India has called for pitches from banks as it prepares to raise more than $100m in an IPO next year, said bankers close to the matter.
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JP Morgan and Mediobanca have closed the book for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s €5bn equity capital raising. Results are not out yet, but it is widely expected to have gathered very little demand. The government is understood to be poised to bail out MPS, with €20bn of firepower at its disposal, but the details of how and when this would be done are not yet clear.
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