Private equity has a place at the table,and so do celebrities like Oprah and Jay-Z. Wall Street is eagerly awaiting the market debut of milk substitute producer Oatly.
The embattled tech company’s former CEO Eddie Sheehy confirmed his damages claim could run to more than $200 million.
Investors have predicted a class action lawsuit over the controversial float of technology stock Nuix,lead by investment bank Macquarie Group.
There were no short-seller sirens wailing when Nuix shares bolted from the blocks at its debut and no bold headlined reports explaining investor danger.
Actress Jessica Alba cemented her claim to one of the most lucrative side gigs in Hollywood after shares of her beauty business,the Honest Co.,soared 44 per cent in its market debut.
With returns diminishing across the fixed-income world,equities are increasingly seen as the only game in town.
Admin services giant Link is running a “dual track” process to determine the fate of lucrative property settlements platform PEXA.
The actress is set to cash in as Honest Co,the company that she founded a decade ago,files for an IPO.
Coinbase’s stunning Wall Street debut pays off for Westpac and its venture capital arm,Reinventure.
Australia is leveraging off its strength as a mining powerhouse to become the go-to destination for initial public offerings in the resources sector.
Ahmed Fahour-led Latitude Financial climbed by as much as 15 per cent on its third attempt at a public listing to cap off a solid session.