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Cornerstone investors commit roughly €170m as company aims to raise €300m
African mobile payment provider prepares to list, seeking large valuation
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After a quiet Monday, block trade action returned on Tuesday evening, even though it had been a down day for European stocks, with the Euro Stoxx 50 losing 1.2%.
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Market orthodoxy is that UBS made an astute move by cutting back its investment bank in 2012, and that Credit Suisse’s hiring of Tidjane Thiam is a prelude to it doing the same. But how true is that – and should Thiam sharpen his axe?
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The Indian budget has made a few big changes to the way real estate and infrastructure trusts will be taxed. This is positive, but the government has still failed to tackle some points that are critical to kickstart the market. If the country is serious about becoming a Reit hub, it needs to be not just clearer, but bolder. -
Aldermore’s share price rose 12% on Tuesday morning, when it began trading in London after the UK challenger bank found success in its second IPO attempt.
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Auto Trader looks increasingly likely to achieve its desired valuation of £2.5bn, as the online new and second hand car website's London listing got covered throughout the range on the first day of bookbuild.
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Shanghai-listed Fuyao Glass started premarketing its $900m IPO in Hong Kong on Tuesday, with bankers touting its size and scale as one of the world’s largest manufacturers of automotive glass.
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