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Emerging market groups take lead in IPOs

Companies from developing nations are raising the lion’s share of cash on global equity markets as they seek money for expansion in spite of deteriorating financial conditions

Energy boost for Aim

Attraction for oil offsets fall in new listings

SJM forced to limit IPO pricing

Weak HK equity market forces reduction

China leads global equity offerings

Stock exchanges in China and Hong Kong are set to host 86 more IPOs this year

IPOs down by half as activity slips

Deal levels fall 47% year on year

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