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Holdings down 16.4% from almost a quarter after institutional bookbuild and off-market buyback deal
Deal multiple times oversubscribed as investors buy into electrification and AI story
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Several major Italian ECM deals are set to move forward in the next few weeks. Saipem, the oilfield services company, will open subscription for its €3.5bn rights issue on Monday January 25. And Veneto Banca is set to announce in the next couple of weeks more detail of its €1bn capital increase and flotation, to be completed in April. -
Indian company Cadila Healthcare is gearing up for a Rp50bn ($741.1m) qualified institutional placement after the country’s Foreign Investment Promotion Board gave it the go ahead this week.
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Chinese peer-to-peer lender Lufax is calling on banks to pitch for its $5bn listing in Hong Kong, expected to be the city’s largest float in 2016.
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STIC Investment sold down a W121bn ($99.5m) block in South Korean defence firm LIG Nex1 on Thursday, with the trade proving irresistible to investors amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in the country.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) published its final version of new rules for trading assets at banks. The rules will push up market risk regulatory capital requirements by 40% – but are still far less punitive than the industry had feared, especially for the securitization market.
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Central banks have become arguably the most important institutions in the world. With the autonomy to act with a resolve governments rarely match, it’s no wonder politicians have pinned so much hope on them. But elected leaders must take the reins back.
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