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The European Central Bank has cast a shadow over what was a lively equity capital market for the time of year on Thursday, as it opted not to increase the pace of quantitative easing, writes Olivier Holmey. -
In a busy week for block trades in Europe’s equity capital market, Tuesday saw Bank of America Merrill Lynch is in action again, the day after its €750m trade in Safran shares with Barclays.
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Xior Student Housing has decided to raise the maximum amount it was considering in its initial public offering, after achieving a covered book for the full deal size.
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Citigroup and Morgan Stanley have on Thursday night launched and closed the expected $2.5bn capital raising for Naspers, the South African media and e-commerce company, as an accelerated bookbuild. The sale is covered.
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India’s securities regulator finally gave the thumbs up to the listing of its two stock exchanges this week, a project that has been in the works since the turn of the century. The move is a huge milestone, and market watchers hope it will give the bourses more clout to stay on top of their game, writes John Loh.
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Philippine property developer DM Wenceslao and Associates, which was expected to open books for its IPO of around Ps10.73bn ($227m) this week, has pulled the plug on the transaction until next year.
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