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Peter Livanos, chairman of Antwerp-based shipping company Euronav, sold most of his stake in the business for €112m in a block trade on Wednesday night. -
Georgia Healthcare Group, Helios Towers Nigeria and Citadele Banka, three emerging market businesses now building books for London IPOs, are having to reckon with difficult market conditions.
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The wide-ranging management shake-up at Deutsche Bank is set to continue, after it picked Goldman Sachs partner Alasdair Warren to lead its new corporate and investment banking unit in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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The Canadian lender is using its balance sheet muscle and hiring to build a broad-based corporate finance offering in Europe, writes David Rothnie.
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Dali Foods Group Co has given the Hong Kong IPO market a burst of excitement, launching a HK$10.4bn ($1.34bn) listing that could become the biggest float by a privately-owned company in the city this year. Bankers are touting it as the first deal in a long time to conduct a real institutional bookbuilding rather than simply relying on Chinese state-owned enterprises for demand. Rashmi Kumar reports.
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InterGlobe Aviation and SH Kelkar & Co have found huge success with their respective Indian IPOs, with all books multiple times covered by a flood of investors.
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