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  • Italian property has been one of the more disappointing sectors in European equity capital markets recently, so it was a welcome change that in a still bare calendar of formally announced IPOs, two of those that have appeared are for Italian real estate investment trusts.
  • Bankers active in the European equity block trade market fear this week may bring little activity, as looming earnings blackouts and unceasing volatility in stocks continue to discourage owners from selling shares.
  • TABB Group, a research and consulting firm focused on capital markets, has hired two analysts to its derivatives practice.
  • The China Securities Regulatory Commission said it will continue to play an active role in managing the supply of IPOs in Shanghai and Shenzhen, as the authorities back-pedal on market reforms after last week’s equity chaos.
  • Chinese aluminium manufacturer China Hongqiao Group plans to raise HK$3.8bn ($489.6m) from a rights issue in early February, according to a document filed with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
  • Virscend Education Co has raised HK$1.8bn ($232.2m) after pricing its Hong Kong IPO near the bottom of the range, emerging relatively unscathed from the volatility that rocked global equity markets last week.
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