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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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Chinese brokerage house Everbright Securities is eyeing a listing in Hong Kong, having filed a preliminary prospectus on Tuesday with the city’s bourse. -
In a showpiece for China’s reform of its state-owned firms, Postal Savings Bank has raised Rmb45.1bn ($7bn) from pre-IPO investments, bringing in a marquee list of 10 strategic investors.
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Bank of Zhengzhou has signed on about six cornerstone investors to anchor the bulk of its HK$5.56bn ($717.42m) IPO in Hong Kong, as the leads look to kick off bookbuilding on a strong note.
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Anglo American’s announcement this week that it will increase its asset sales target to $4bn, as part of a plan to adjust to painfully lower minerals prices, is the latest sign of two trends that are expected to drive M&A activity and equity capital markets business in 2016: carve-outs and divestments of assets; and the shake-up in natural resources.
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The European Union’s Economic and Financial Affairs Council (Ecofin) got 10 of the 11 countries discussing a financial transaction tax to agree on elements of the levy on Tuesday, and are intent on continuing work on the rule in 2016.
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A group of companies has committed to the Science Based Targets Initiative drive to reduce their carbon emissions at the kind of fast pace required to make a real difference to global warming. Initiatives like these are valuable, and begging to be supported by capital markets investors.
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