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UK bank spreads calm and Gilt yields stable but all eyes turn to less predictable French elections -
As Bastille Day — and the start of what is often a lull in capital markets — approaches, the fate of billions of euros of FIG and corporate bonds lies at the whim of UK and France voters
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Travel company’s shares have ceased trading in London, as exchange keeps losing stocks
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Bankers expect equity block trades to keep up quick pace in second half, especially in UK
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Student accommodation provider takes a bumper book as investors ignore contagion risk
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Tiering the Bank of England’s deposits has its place — but don’t go and zero them all
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A debut issuer among mandates on the screen
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Deals for Raspberry Pi and others this week lifted the mood in UK equity capital markets as issuance for rest of the year and next is debated
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◆ Issuer takes patient approach in volatile market ◆ First such deal in over a decade ◆ M&A adds complexity
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UK companies head into undersupplied home market to land solid deals
