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Suggestions that the UK government is considering a consultation process to give it the power to ban foreign firms from listing on the London Stock Exchange have horrified equity capital markets bankers. -
Singapore-incorporated global energy business Puma Energy has pulled a planned dollar bond that was set to refinance an existing loan. The company attributed it to a lack of conducive market conditions, though investors say the issuer's credit story was unconvincing.
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Though China has increased co-operation with Central and Eastern European nations in recent years, provoking some concern in the EU, investment volumes remain muted. Non-EU nations in the Balkans, however, offer a chance to progress on the Belt & Road initiative
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Concerns around disclosure of mortgage forbearance figures and payment holidays led to deals scheduled for issuance earlier in 2020 being delayed to later in the year, as issuers feared securitization investors having access to information not widely disseminated to other investors.
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The upcoming presidential election is driving a rush by securitization issuers to get deals through the pipeline before November, when sources say election uncertainty and a potential second wave of Covid-19 infections could make for a highly volatile end to 2020.
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China Yangtze Power, a Chinese utility company, has launched its listing on the London Stock Exchange, becoming the third company to list in London through the London-Shanghai Stock Connect scheme. The deal is expected to be worth up to $3.4bn.
