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Hong Kong’s IPO sponsors are in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons as Standard Chartered and UBS face investigations by the city’s regulator. As a former IPO banker and joint author of the study manual for sponsors, our columnist Clawback is perfectly placed to delve into the pitfalls for banks. -
AP Møller-Mærsk is tonight selling its remaining 1.6% stake in Danske Bank in an accelerated bookbuild worth Dkr3.35bn (€450m) before any discount. The deal breaks a quiet patch for block trades in Europe.
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Nissan has done the UK a favour. By playing hardball about wanting assurances from the UK government about Brexit, it has opened the debate into one where real investments are discussed, and tough choices become apparent. The City should follow its lead.
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Shares in Volution Group, the UK manufacturer of ventilation products, closed 8.4% lower on Tuesday after Windmill Holding, an investment vehicle controlled by Towerbrook Capital Partners, sold its remaining 22% stake via the third block trade since the company’s IPO in 2014.
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Standard Chartered may be penalised by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) for its role as a joint sponsor on an IPO from 2009, amid a wider crackdown on banks by the market watchdog.
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South Korea’s Clio Cosmetics Co has raised W184.5bn ($161.9m) from a successful IPO, pulling off the deal even as controversy around the country’s president shakes market confidence, causing some local investors to stay away.
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