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Greek stocks and bonds jumped this week on the news of a bad result for governing left-wing party Syriza in the European elections and the announcement of a snap national election, increasing the prospect of pro-market and centre-right party New Democracy taking power soon. But the revision of asset valuation on the back of this doesn’t add up. -
The UK equity capital market showed its robustness this week with deals well-received amid political crises that show no sign of abating. Bankers are focused on bringing equity stories that can succeed despite the turmoil of Brexit, aware that investors will be selective and more are turning underweight on the country, writes Sam Kerr.
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Commerzbank is expanding its investment banking business as it doubles down in its domestic heartland, writes David Rothnie.
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China East Education Holdings has launched bookbuilding for its potential HK$5.3bn ($681m) IPO.
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Chinese e-commerce and tech behemoth Alibaba Group Holding is planning its second listing, which will most likely be on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Amid uncertainty and volatility from the US-China trade war, the move is being hailed as a long-overdue homecoming. Gina Lee reports.
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The Hong Kong financial regulator has fined China Merchants Securities’ local arm for breaching its IPO code of conduct while working on the listing of China Metal Recycling.
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