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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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One of the most striking traits of this year in equity capital markets has been the number of listings pulled last year succeeding second time round. This week, it continues as Aldermore looks set to achieve its IPO.
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Malaysia’s Axis Real Estate Investment Trust is seeking MR379.05m ($105.59m) from a placement of new units as it looks to pare down borrowings and free up its balance sheet for future acquisitions. -
Swedish truck maker Volvo Group has raked in Rp19.19bn ($310m) by selling some of its stake in Indian automobile manufacturer Eicher Motors via an overnight block trade that was wrapped up on the morning of March 4. Robust demand allowed the seller to offload far more shares than originally planned, as investors piled into a story they understood and liked.
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Melco Crown Entertainment plans to stop trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by the end of June, following an announcement earlier this year that it was de-listing from the exchange market due to poor trading volumes.
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There are signs that the pace of RQFII quota approvals is picking up, even though the volume of quotas handed out is still lagging the pace seen until the fourth quarter of 2014. A tax bill of as much as $4bn could also spoil the RQFII party, but the Stock Connect could be set for a boost as European Ucits funds get the green light to participate.
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Deutsche Bank is trading a £150m block of Glencore shares tonight for First Reserve, the energy-focused private equity firm. It is the first accelerated bookbuild since the minerals company’s 2011 IPO, which may explain the busy atmosphere on syndicate desks this evening.
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