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Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group rose when it began trading after its IPO on Wednesday, having completed its separation from National Australia Bank with a £396m flotation. -
The arid landscape for equity block trades so far this year in EMEA was brightened on Wednesday by two evening sales, both with a Russian flavour and involving elite clients.
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As Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group completes its long-awaited demerger from National Australia Bank and floats on the London Stock Exchange, the firm's CFO Ian Smith sits down with Olivier Holmey to discuss CYBG's "challenger" status, its long road back to independence, and its future.
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CMC Markets, the financial spread betting firm, narrowed the price range of its London IPO on Wednesday, ahead of the book’s closing the next day.
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The European equity capital markets have in recent days displayed some encouraging signs of normality, despite continued volatility on stock exchanges worldwide. But few new deals are being launched.
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Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group’s decision on Tuesday to delay its London IPO by 24 hours surprised and frustrated those working on the deal. The cause of the timetable change was a last minute request for information from Moody’s.
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