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An over-ambitious price range and miscommunication among the lead banks towards the end of bookbuilding has forced Doosan Bobcat to pull its W2.4tr ($2.2bn) IPO in South Korea, according to bankers. -
With one quarter left of 2016 to go and global issuance 22% down, the equity capital markets bookrunner race is going into its final straight. Familiar faces are leading the pack, but incumbents in general are having a tough year.
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Deutsche Bank is considering an IPO of its asset management division, as a way of replenishing its coffers after the settlement of its multi-billion dollar fine by the Department of Justice for its role in the US housing crisis, according to the Financial Times.
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Air Liquide's €3.28bn rights issue, the biggest in the world last year, was a blowout success.
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Innogy, RWE’s renewables, retail and grids business, had a bumpy first day of trading in Frankfurt on Friday after it completed its IPO which valued the business at €19.2bn. It is the largest flotation in Europe since Glencore in 2011.
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Shares in Brammer, the UK distributor of industrial maintenance, repair and overhaul products and services, fell as much as 51% on Friday morning after the company delivered a profit warning, cut its dividend and announced plans for a £100m rights issue underwritten by Investec.
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