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• A look at the role of independent advisers in recent prominent IPOs
• Is this the time for companies seeking to go public to negotiate better fee structures? - -
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Floating – but plain sailing cannot be guaranteed
Bankers predict a raft of new issues although conditions are expected to stay choppy, writes Jennifer Hughes
Private equity: Investors aim to ride IPO wave
Martin Arnold on the flotations that could fuel recovery
Pre-emption: Knowing your rights is a serious issue
Kate Burgess on a concept that is gaining ground beyond Europe
HeidelbergCement: A company strengthens its foundations
Daniel Schäffer explains the restructuring
Boutiques: Old-school financiers step in to boost trust
Miles Johnson on the returning vogue for independent advisers
Chinese IPOs: Bumper year raises expectations for 2010
Robert Cookson on the prospects for new listings in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong
The real deal: Why it still takes courage to go Dutch
The fees banks charge their clients for taking a stock public never seem to come under heavy pricing pressure, write Lina Saigol
Convertibles look ahead to sunny days
Is it debt, or equity? This is the perennial question for investors faced by convertible bonds, the best-known financing product in the territory between straight ownership securities, such as stocks, and debt.
