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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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Thailand is inching towards releasing new rules allowing foreign companies to list on its stock exchange for the first time. Interest is already building among non-Thai issuers looking to tap the kingdom’s superior domestic liquidity and retail investor base, but market participants warn that a lot of work remains before the country becomes a hub for cross-border capital, writes John Loh. -
The European Banking Authority has closed off all routes around the bonus cap, with new guidance published on Wednesday.
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Block trade activity continues apace this evening, as banks seem eager to swing the bat for large, underwritten accelerated bookbuilds. Tonight, CVC is selling yet again, while Citigroup is shedding its entire $1.15bn holding in Akbank.
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Tonight’s Evonik block trade comes only 24 hours after another sale by CVC, of shares in Abertis. UBS won the trade in an auction that was held a bit later in the day than may have been ideal.
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Retail and institutional shareholders in OW Bunker are investigating expanding evidence surrounding the Danish oil bunkering firm’s ill-fated IPO, with a view to suing the firm’s private equity seller, Altor, and the banks and law firms that worked on the listing, including Morgan Stanley and Carnegie.
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SEB and Carnegie are premarketing the IPO of Evolution Gaming Group, a company that provides ‘live casino’ online gambling, in which customers can interact online with live dealers through streamed video.
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