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SIF Group postponed its €125m all-secondary Amsterdam IPO on Thursday even after trying for a smaller deal size ahead of books closing. It blamed deteriorated and volatile capital markets. -
RBC has hired Martin Copeland as head of oil and gas in London.
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European stockmarkets resumed their now familiar tumult this week, but equity capital market bankers took solace in the sturdy aftermarket performance of the IPOs still getting done. If this trend continues, investors may see value in buying new stock, despite the extreme volatility, and thereby keep the new issue market open.
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Catena Media floated on Nasdaq First North Premier on Thursday, after completing an initial public offering that valued the firm at Skr1.698bn ($200m). By 3pm, its share price was up 15.5%.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has published a guide to help potential issuers produce clear listing documents, as it fears investors are drowning in a sea of jargon.
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South Korean game developer Netmarble Games is looking to raise as much as W2tr ($1.7bn) from an IPO and has given banks until February 18 to respond to a request for proposals.
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