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Reforms have increased liquidity in private shares and eased flotations, but PE sponsors warn there is still a lack of domestic capital willing to buy IPOs
Bankers welcome third and fourth deal in two weeks
Shareholders sell down holdings in AutoStore and Orsted, as shipping company opens books ahead of Athens parallel listing
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Coal is about the most basic commodity. It has become deeply unfashionable in recent years, tarred as the worst culprit in global warming. The charge may be true, but the accusations are so vehement partly because promoters of other hydrocarbons — oil, gas, biofuels — want to disguise their own responsibility.
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A merger between London Stock Exchange Group and Deutsche Börse could bring huge cost savings and margin benefits — but would concentrate clearing house risk, running directly against the regulatory desire to end "too big to fail".
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3i and BNP Paribas, two of the largest shareholders in Eltel Networks, launched a block trade for 15% of the business on Thursday night. -
Senvion, the German wind turbine maker, has become the first of this year’s second wave of IPO candidates, announcing on Monday this week its intention to float in Frankfurt.
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Saipem, the Italian oil and gas engineering group, failed to sell all of its €3.5bn rights issue to shareholders by last Friday, in an ominous sign for other commodities firms that may still need to raise fresh capital.
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Two new derivative products that were launched this week suggest an increased focus on alternative sources of beta and exposure to risk premiums.
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