France
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LF sparkles as DZ and Crédit Ag flounder further out -
As Paris basked in a heatwave for much of the last week, France's equity capital markets are also enjoying some time in the sun despite a terrible economic outlook for Europe
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Sale gives the French green hydrogen company a €411m valuation
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Oudéa is Europe’s longest serving bank CEO — but SocGen has no successor in place
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Markets keep hoping for the one big deal to break the ice in the second half of the year
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The long tenor was a bone of contention and investors had plenty of other deals on offer
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The French green hydrogen company is seeking to list in Paris
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Shares in company hold up despite grim market
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Shell companies allow firms to list despite hostile IPO market
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Mid-sized issuers in well performing niches are brave enough to float
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Less frequent issuers face tricky bond execution as De Volksbank fails to move past initial pricing
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Macron's victory in the French presidential election removes one key geopolitical risk for European equity capital markets
