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  • Foresight targets £200m sustainable forestry company IPO

    September 6, 2021

    London-listed sustainable investment manager Foresight has announced it is branching out with an IPO of a new fund that will invest solely in UK forestry assets. Incorporated only a week ago, Foresight Sustainable Forestry Company will list on London’s main market with a fundraising target of up to £200m, at a price of 100 pence [...]

  • Reddit seeks advisers for $15bn plus New York IPO

    September 2, 2021

    Online message board operator Reddit is reportedly seeking to hire lawyers and investment bankers as advisers for a US IPO that could see it valued at more than $15bn. Reddit, the self-styled “front page of the internet”, was in the spotlight earlier this year when day traders on its forum sparked a huge rally in [...]

  • Deutsche Bank regains ability to sponsor Hong Kong IPOs with new hires

    September 2, 2021

    Deutsche Bank AG has won back its ability to sponsor IPOs in Hong Kong after it temporarily lost the right in June when two employees left without replacements lined up, according to Bloomberg who first reported the news. The German bank hired three new senior staff and added Derek Chung, Ian Long and Albert Chang [...]

  • SEC double hit: Robinhood comes under scrutiny for key revenue stream and share sale filing

    September 1, 2021

    Trading platform Robinhood has told investors that the US financial watchdog is reviewing a filing of a share sale by a group of its shareholders, a day after its share price sank on two other bouts of bad news. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) review prevents any sales being made off the filing [...]

  • SoftBank-backed Indian Uber rival Ola tables plans for $1bn IPO

    August 31, 2021

    Indian Uber rival Ola is reportedly sitting on plans to raise up to $1bn through an initial public offering (IPO), joining a long line of high-ranking floats in the country. Currently finalising banks to advise on the fund-raise, Softbank-backed Ola is in talks with Bank of America and JP Morgan, three people familiar with the [...]

  • Tech crackdown: China proposes banning local sensitive data firms from US IPOs

    August 27, 2021

    China has turned its attention to the US stock market amid its tech sector crackdown, according to reports, by suggesting new rules that ban sensitive data firms from listing. The new rules target internet companies, but the China Securities Regulatory Commission, its local market watchdog, has said that those in the pharmaceutical industry, are still [...]

  • Roger Federer-backed shoemaker files IPO in US

    August 24, 2021

    On, a shoemaking company backed by tennis star Roger Federer, has filed for an initial public offering in New York, according to widespread reports. The Swiss shoemaker was, according to reports, valued at around $2bn after its last funding round. According to Reuters, On could pursue a valuation between $4bn to $6bn in its IPO. [...]

  • HSBC to pull together $2bn IPO for China’s biggest AI firm SenseTime

    August 17, 2021

    HSBC is working with China’s largest artificial intelligence group SenseTime to form a Hong Kong listing, according to reports. SoftBank-backed SeneTime’s initial public offering (IPO) could wire in at least $2bn, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. China International Capital is helping HSBC arrange the float for the firm. The company has decided [...]

  • Home working win: HR software firm Gusto hits $10bn valuation and mulls IPO

    August 10, 2021

    HR software firm Gusto has hit a $10bn valuation following its latest funding round, amid work-from-home measures in which it thrived. The company secured $175m in a funding round in recent weeks, its CEO Josh Reeves told Forbes, after bagging $200m in capital last year. The capital rally was led by T. Rowe Price and [...]

  • Crackdown fears: Tencent-backed videogame maker sees shares drop 20 per cent in debut

    August 10, 2021

    Videogame maker Krafton has watched its highly anticipated initial public offering collapse 20 per cent in its debut, as it was rocked by fears of a gaming crackdown across the pond. After securing a $3.8bn initial public offering (IPO), South Korea’s largest in over a decade, Tencent-backed Krafton became the first stock debut to fall [...]

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