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  • Rocket Internet IPO sees share price plummet: Frosty welcome for German tech group as debut collapses

    October 2, 2014

    German tech group Rocket Internet plunged over 14 per cent within minutes of their stock market debut in Frankfurt yesterday as investors gave Europe’s largest internet float since the dot-com crash in 2000 an icy welcome. The German internet firm debuted on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, joining fellow German tech startup Zalan­do which went public [...]

  • Investment banking fees jump 13pc on bumper IPO year

    October 2, 2014

    A bumper IPO season has caused investment banking fees to rocket by 13 per cent compared to the prev­ious year, new research has shown. A study by Thompson Reuters shows investment banks made $68.8bn (£42.69bn) during the first nine months of 2014, the strongest period since 2007 before the global financial crash. Research by EY [...]

  • Virgin Money IPO: Challenger bank to float on stock market

    October 2, 2014

    Challenger bank Virgin Money is floating on the stock market, chief executive Jayne-Anne Gadhia announced yesterday. The sale of the 25 per cent stake in the bank is expected to value the lender at between £1.5bn and £2bn. Major owners Virgin Financial Investments and US investment guru Wilbur Ross’ investment fund will sell down parts of [...]

  • A year of IPOs may make Virgin Money a tricky sell – Bottom Line

    October 2, 2014

    What a boom year! What a great time for flotations! What a great stroke of luck Virgin Money has had, planning this listing of shares on the stock market. Well, maybe not. In fact, Virgin Money might have to begin with a relatively conservative valuation. Investors are burned out. Sure, there was massive pent-up supply [...]

  • Virgin Money IPO: Retail investors denied place in yet another float

    October 2, 2014

    Virgin Money defended its choice to sell its shares exclusively to inst­itutional investors – as revealed yesterday in City A. M. – arguing it made for a smoother flotation.   Small investors have missed the chance to invest in the majority of IPOs over the past year – the last very large float with a [...]

  • Virgin Money confirms IPO plans and looks to raise £150m

    October 2, 2014

    Virgin Money Holdings has confirmed its intention to float on the London Stock Exchange, as yet another “challenger” bank looks to go public.   The retail bank expects to raise £150m from its initial public offering (IPO), and will use £50m of the proceeds to complete a payment owing to the UK government.   Each [...]

  • Virgin Money advisers reject retail element in £2bn IPO

    October 1, 2014

    Virgin Money, which is planning a London float that will value the challenger bank at between £1.5-2bn, has decided against offering the shares to the public despite some institutions and advisers pushing hard for this. Retail offers have been a rarity in the London market this year, despite the massive interest generated last year by [...]

  • Rocket IPO: Shares priced at €42.50 with €1.6bn valuataion

    October 1, 2014

    Rocket Internet has priced shares for its initial public offering at the top of its range at €42.50. The German internet firm will debut on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on the 2 October, joining fellow German tech startup Zalando which went public a day earlier. The float of just over 20 per cent of the [...]

  • Saga share price edges up as finance director announces plans to step down just months after its IPO

    September 30, 2014

    Shares in Saga opened 0.2 per cent higher this morning, after its finance director announced plans to step down. Stuart Howard said he will leave the company by next year, to be replaced by current Bovis CFO Jonathan Hill. Andrew Goodsell, the company's chairman, said after more than 14 years in the role, Howard "feels [...]

  • Bostock to lead Santander into UK flotation

    September 29, 2014

    FORMER RBS finance boss Nathan Bostock will lead Santander UK into its stock market flotation after he was yesterday appointed as chief executive on a permanent basis. He took the reins earlier this month when Ana Botin moved to become executive chairman of the global Santander group, taking the role after the death of her [...]

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