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Credit Suisse has made a new hire in its Chinese securities joint venture, naming Steven Zhang as head of sales trading to oversee its onshore brokerage operations. -
Singapore Exchange has completed its takeover of the Baltic Exchange in London.
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Shares in Tobii, the Swedish eye-tracking technology company that floated in April 2015, rose 5% on Monday after it announced plans to raise Skr450m (€45m) in a rights issue, saying the consumer business opportunities open to it had grown faster than it expected.
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Shares in Meyer Burger Technology, the Swiss solar panel maker, plunged 13% on Tuesday after it announced a recapitalisation programme involving a rights issue, an adjustment of the terms of the Sfr100m convertible bond it issued in September 2014, and the extension of a loan secured on one of its properties.
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Do not be reassured by the checks and balances narrative. The US presidential election matters desperately. Either the US will be in a position to keep leading the world, or it won’t.
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The crushing of recent Hong Kong IPOs in secondary and the anxiety it has caused among investors has led to much finger-pointing in the ECM fraternity. But to lay the blame squarely at the feet of a single bank or deal is hardly fair. In an IPO market strewn with casualties, everyone has to share the responsibility.
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