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Jabez Private Equity Fund I offloaded the remainder of its holdings in South Korea’s Hyundai Securities Co on Thursday, fetching W115bn ($96m) from the fixed price offering. -
Just as European equity capital sales made a prompt start to the year on Tuesday, the first viable window available, with the €1bn NN Group block trade, the equity-linked market also wasted no time. Safran, the French aerospace and defence company, issued a €650m convertible at what a banker claimed was a record low yield.
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The gloomy start to the year in global stock markets is casting doubt on plans for equity capital markets issuance in the first quarter, write Jon Hay and Olivier Holmey.
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The start to 2016’s equity capital markets business in Europe has been tricky, but the action on Tuesday showed that high quality deals can get done very well, provided they come in a suitable window.
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Saudi Arabia gave equity capital market bankers hungry for mega-deals something to look forward to on an otherwise bleak midwinter day of trading on Thursday, as its deputy crown prince touted the idea of a sale of Saudi Aramco shares.
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Options on Hong Kong-listed Chinese shares traded at one of the most expensive levels of relative value in recent history on Thursday as traders bid the premium for Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) contracts well above the recent realised volatility of the index.
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