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Britain floats Royal Mail this financial year through an IPO
Britain would float its majority share in Royal Mail through an initial public offering this financial year.
Fitch gives 'BBB-(EXP)' rating to Indonesia's bonds
Fitch gave a 'BBB-(EXP)' rating to Indonesia's USD-denominated global bonds. Fitch Ratings assigned a 'BBB-(EXP)' rating to Indonesia's USD-denominated global bonds.
Nuclearelectrica IPO delayed
Nuclearelectrica IPO delayed until late July, at the least. Nuclearelectrica has announced that its initial public offering would be postponed until late July, at the very least.
Tokyo Stock Exchange President revives Japanese market through IPOs
Tokyo Stock Exchange Inc. President Akira Kiyota wanted to revive the Japanese markets by targeting more initial public offerings.
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US government's Fannie Mae considered selling about US$1 billion of home-loan bonds. The mortgage financier regulated by the US government, Fannie Mae, planned to sell around US$1 billion of home-loan bonds.
European governments agreed to release aid for Greece worth Eur3 billion as they continued to seek for enough financial calm.
Diamond Resorts expected to raise up to US$279 million from IPO. Diamond Resorts International Inc. said that it expected to raise up to US$279 million from its initial public offering.
Rexford estimated IPO terms revealed. Rexford Industrial Realty Inc. 's revealed the estimated terms of its planned initial public offering. The initial public offering aimed to raise funds for mortgage debt repayment and other purposes.
United Arab Emirates would grant Egypt US$3 billion to help the country recover from its devastated economy.
The Homes and Communities Agency of the UK invested on a local Isle of Wight harbor project. The Homes and Communities Agency, a United Kingdom government institution, made an investment in Cowes Harbor worth more than GBP3 million.
The NSW state government expressed their intent to sell heritage building in Sydney New South Wales state government expressed their intent to sell two of Sydney's most significant heritage buildings as it enters the second round of property sales.
Greece got cash lifeline funded by the euro zone and the International Monetary Fund which spared the country from incurring debt default by August.
Nairobi Securities Exchange offered exchange-traded funds for individual investors. The Capital Markets Authority said in an emailed statement that the Nairobi Securities Exchange would be offering exchange-traded funds.
Greece was expected to receive Eur8.1 billion from Euro-area finance ministers. Euro-area finance ministers were expected to approve Greece's newest disbursement of bailout assistance.