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The Irish state is on course to recover its full investment in Permanent TSB – formerly Irish Life & Permanent – the bank it rescued in 2011, after a highly successful share sale brought in major investors from the US and UK. According to one analysis, the government has already broken even. -
Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios, the Spanish property asset manager, has increased its capital by 50%, using an accelerated bookbuild on Monday night, to fund further property investment.
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Commerzbank took advantage of its strong quarterly results to sell new shares on Monday night to bolster its capital ratio, via an accelerated bookbuild that raised €1.378bn.
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Banco Santander posted a 41% annual surge in retail banking profits for the first quarter of this year, though its global wholesale banking profit fell by 6%.
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China Galaxy Securities has raised a jumbo HK$23.98bn ($3.1bn) via a private placement of H-shares, in what is now the third largest follow-on offering in Asia ex-Japan this year. The deal followed an extensive wall-crossing process completed over the weekend, with Chinese investors piling into the transaction.
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Low-cost airlines VietJet Air has signed up three banks to co-ordinate a planned $200m-$300m IPO, with decisions about which exchange to list the shares still up in the air.
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