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The Indian government has told banks vying for the mandate for a $3bn sell-down in Coal India to make their final presentations on Thursday, according to the Department of Disinvestment. -
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the country’s financial markets watchdog, is understood to be vexed about the lack of retail participation in two recent high-profile IPOs. But this is much ado about nothing, and it would be a mistake for the regulator to start meddling again to protect the interests of small investors.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) have agreed to extend bilateral co-operation and technical assistance to each other under a new pact.
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The versatility of equity-linked debt in today’s hot market was in evidence again on Monday, when the City of Turin used the product for the first time to raise €150m of five year debt against its stake in Iren, the Italian multi-utility group.
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CVC Capital Partners sold its last shares in Abertis Infraestructuras, the Spanish toll roads and telecoms infrastructure company, on November 19 in an €818m block trade that gave Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s league table standing a big boost.
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Piraeus Bank, the Greek bank most in need of new capital, said on Saturday (November 21) that it had completed the bookbuilding phase of its share sale, securing €1.34bn.
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