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  • London IPO activity off to a flying start with busiest January since 2006

    February 3, 2021

    London markets shook off the January blues with a rush of IPOs, a trend that is set to continue through the year.  Building on the momentum seen towards the end of last year, it was the busiest January for the City since 2006. It raised $2.2bn from four listings, including Moonpig and Dr Martens, according [...]

  • Why football clubs face an increased threat from cyber criminals during the transfer window

    January 31, 2021

    It isn’t just football’s wheeler-dealers springing into action this month for the January transfer window. Increasingly, it is open season too for cyber criminals who see the game as rich pickings for various forms of hacking. “Right now there are big amounts of money changing hands,” says Max Heinemeyer of cyber defence firm Darktrace. “So this [...]

  • Dr Martens valued at more than £3.7bn in London IPO

    January 29, 2021

    British bootmaker Dr Martens started its London IPO in style on Friday, attracting bumper demand in a sale valuing the company at £3.7bn. Dr Martens’ shares were up 19 per cent in their market debut after the company priced the deal at 370p a share, raising nearly £1.3bn. Known for its chunky boots, Dr Martens [...]

  • Concrete changes can allow Britain’s digital firms to fly

    January 28, 2021

    Britain’s technology entrepreneurs seem the last people who need any attention from Government right now. Valuations are soaring. IPOs are being lined up. Even as the pandemic constrains our daily lives, businesses that will deliver the jobs, growth and tax revenues of the future are thriving. But in the great global race to create and [...]

  • Transferwise picks banks ahead of blockbuster IPO

    January 21, 2021

    Transferwise has reportedly picked two of Wall Street’s biggest banks to lead its London listing this year.  The payments unicorn has hired Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as joint global coordinators for its IPO later this year, Sky News reported.  Transferwise secured a $5bn valuation following a secondary share sale last summer, cementing its place [...]

  • British biotech firm Immunocore opts for New York float

    January 18, 2021

    Cancer biotech firm Immunocore is looking to list on the Nasdaq rather than London as it aims to raise up to $100m.  The Oxford-based company delivers biological therapies for people suffering with cancer and other serious diseases.  Last week Immuncore secured $75m in fresh funding after a Series C round, bringing its total raised through [...]

  • Deliveroo picks banks as it gears up for blockbuster float

    January 13, 2021

    Deliveroo is said to have tapped four investment banks as it prepares for a blockbuster float on the London Stock Exchange this year. The food delivery app has hired Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citi, Jefferies and Numis to work on an initial public offering that could value it at more than £5bn, Sky News [...]

  • Carne Group bags €100m investment from London private equity firm

    January 13, 2021

    Irish financial services firm Carne Group has secured funding from a London-based private equity firm that has backed the likes of Darktrace and Just Eat.  Carne Group, which is the world’s largest third-party fund management company, announced it had received a €100m investment from Vitruvian Partners. The fresh funding will be used to expand the [...]

  • Moonpig plans £1bn London float after lockdown boom

    January 8, 2021

    Digital card company Moonpig is set to be the first British unicorn to go public this year as its private equity owners plan an IPO.  Moonpig, which has been owned by Exponent Private Equity for four years, is set to outline plans for a £1bn flotation within the next fortnight, first reported by Sky News.  [...]

  • London set for IPO ‘bonanza’ in 2021

    January 7, 2021

    Building on the momentum seen towards the end of last year, IPO activity in the capital is set to surge this year.  After a pause in the first half of the year as the pandemic took hold, activity started to re-emerge by the end of the summer before a significant uptick in the last quarter.  [...]

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