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EFG Hermes concludes advisory role for GBP 125mn IPO on London Stock Exchange
EFG Hermes, a leading financial services corporation in frontier and emerging markets (FEM), concluded its advisory role to international microfinance lender ASA International (ASAI) on its GBP 125m initial public offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). With a 12-country footprint spanning Asia and Africa, ASAI is one of the world’s largest private-sector microfinance …
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Deutsche Börse nabs majority support for LSE merger
The planned merger between the London Stock Exchange and the Frankfurt-based Deutsche Börse is moving closer towards reality, despite concerns raised by Brexit and stock market competitors.
LSE shareholders approve merger with Deutsche Börse
Shareholders in the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) have voted overwhelmingly for a merger with Deusche Börse despite post-Brexit concerns voiced by German regulators about the new entity being domiciled in London.
Deutsche Börse, LSE merger will carry on regardless
The Brexit vote has not impacted the resolve of Deutsche Börse and the London Stock Exchange to push through their planned merger. They said the tie-up would be even more important now that Britain was leaving the EU.
Expectations of more companies issuing GDRs amid warnings of attracting liquidity from leading stocks
Investment managers say companies are seeking foreign investments through GDRs in light of the US dollar shortage, while local investors hide behind foreign institutions to obtain revenue in US dollars instead of Egyptian pounds
Beltone calls on general assembly to issue GDRs on London Stock Exchange
Legal adviser for Beltone says acquisition of CI Capital failed due to the government’s intransigence
Frankfurt’s future as a financial hub
The planned fusion of the Frankfurt and London stock exchanges has sparked concern within the metropolis on the Main. Will Frankfurt lose its status as an important trading center? Stefan Wolff reports.