Jefferies LLC
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◆ Japanese lender moves first in dollars before CPI roils rate cut expectations ◆ Conditions stabilise by Thursday as Jefferies brings its largest bond ◆ New supply to follow April 12 bank earnings
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◆ All issuers complete deals with seemingly no competition among them ◆ Three banks choose short and mid range maturities to tap different investors ◆ Market remains receptive for more issuance
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MPS has been on a strong run since its last recap, aided by rising interest rates in the eurozone
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The biggest IPO of 2024 so far in Europe has delivered a welcome bounce in the aftermarket
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The German cosmetics retailer fell over 7% below its IPO price on the first day of trading
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The final size of the base deal will be Sfr2bn after the IPO was priced at the top of the range
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Douglas is expected to achieve a multiple of 6.1-6.3 times its 2024 Ebitda
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The biggest IPO of the year so far in Europe is multiple times covered, according to sources
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Europe's biggest IPO of the year so far gains traction with investors
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When the shockwave set off by the failure of Silicon Valley Bank swept the legs from under Credit Suisse, all the talent and relationships of a big investment bank were up for grabs. UBS has tried to hang on to what it sees as the best bits — but the biggest beneficiaries are likely to be rivals. Jon Hay and David Rothnie report
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The Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance has cashed in on a dramatic rebound in MPS since its recapitalisation a year ago
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The bank has accelerated its expansion at the expense of bigger rivals and wants to be among the top five banks in corporate finance in Europe
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The UK challenger bank pulled together its £1bn financing with a hastily rearranged advisory team against the odds — and the clock
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US bank reduces UK staff count while continuing hiring spree
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German medical glassware maker launched the first major European IPO since early July
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The company’s share price dropped after H2 results
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Cellnex is feeling the heat from rising interest rates with its €20.7bn pile of debt
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The Yankees might be coming as dollar AT1s show allure to foreign issuers
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◆ Tight prices available for banks in dollars ◆ Wells Fargo joins Jefferies with $8.5bn dual tranche whopper
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Hidroelectrica's listing is a marquee moment for the country, but there are concerns it will harm liquidity
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Green issuance makes up the largest portion of European equity-linked deals in 2023
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Sean Newman returns to Atlanta for MD job
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SMBC’s stake will grow to 15% as firms deepen co-operation
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Danish firm specialised in treatment for metabolic diseases issues 6.5m shares
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A book by Cazenove’s former CEO charts the build-up and aftermath of the deal that made JP Morgan a force in UK investment banking. But the financial crisis proved to be the real catalyst for its subsequent dominance
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CureVac launched a capital increase following encouraging research results
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Existing shareholders took a large chunk of the deal, 30% of bidders left empty-handed
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Investment bank files for European direct lending fund
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Investors rush to make the most of the pre-Thanksgiving window
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Deal covered 0.52 times as bookbuilding moves to final leg
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Life insurer backed by Bank of Baroda files draft papers with Sebi
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The Swiss solar panel maker seeks to raise Sfr250m to expand production capacity
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Real estate investment trust cancels plans to buy stores from Sainsbury's
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Shareholders left empty-handed can curb dilution through repair issue
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UK Reit plans to buy 18 stores from Sainsbury’s and lease them back
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Shares in the oil tanker operator surged more than 150% since US private equity firm gained the stake
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SDCL Energy Efficiency Income Trust raised £135m to fund its project pipeline
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Former Jefferies ECM head has returned to the buy side
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PE firm Quadria is looking to trim its stake in the Indian biopharmaceutical company
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PE firm exits healthcare company with a handsome profit on its investment
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Verona Pharma and Borr Drilling raise capital at opportune moment
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Chinese company is third SaaS firm to submit HKEX application this month
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Insurer Atradius withdraws credit cover as inflation threatens retail sales
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UK real estate income trust prices open-ended deal
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The US investment bank expanded at pace over the past decade and now has put one of the final building blocks in place in its quest to match its big US rivals, writes David Rothnie