Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro

1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Abhinav Ramnarayan

German real estate group Vonovia SE is looking to sell €1.3 billion ($1.4 billion) worth of convertible bonds, Europe’s largest offering of its kind so far this year. The offering comprises two equal tranches of five-year zero-coupon bonds and seven-year interest-bearing securities, which will help Vonovia to refinance existing debt, the company said in a statement Tuesday.

4 days ago | bloomberg.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Joe Easton

The Chinese-founded fashion retailer got caught up in the US tariff war. (Bloomberg) -- London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause. A blockbuster IPO by Shein, planned for this year and at one point eyeing a valuation of as much as £50 billion ($67 billion), was often touted as the catalyst that London needed to reignite IPO activity.

4 days ago | financialpost.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Joe Easton

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause. Article content(Bloomberg) — London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause.

4 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Joe Easton

London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause. A blockbuster IPO by Shein, planned for this year and at one point eyeing a valuation of as much as £50 billion ($67 billion), was often touted as the catalyst that London needed to reignite IPO activity. Instead, the Chinese-founded fashion retailer got caught up in the US tariff war.

4 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Joe Easton

London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause. A blockbuster IPO by Shein, planned for this year and at one point eyeing a valuation of as much as £50 billion ($67 billion), was often touted as the catalyst that London needed to reignite IPO activity. Instead, the Chinese-founded fashion retailer got caught up in the US tariff war.