1. Warburg Pincus looks to sell business services firm for more than $3bn

  2. The Year’s Biggest Deal Could Yield a Record Payout for Bank of America

  3. Stada Eyes IPO in Autumn if Conditions Are Right

  4. Global M&A hits $2.6 trillion peak year-to-date, boosted by AI and quest for growth

  5. Figma Shares Jump 250% in Their Stock-Market Debut

  6. South Korean finance app Toss plans 2026 US listing with over $10 billion valuation, sources say

  7. Goldman Sachs Profit Surges on Higher Trading Revenue

  8. India on track for record IPO year

  9. Shein disclosure row flags London’s IPO quandary

  10. London IPO fundraising falls to 30-year low

  11. Hong Kong’s primary focus is now secondary deals

  12. Chinese firms drive US$13 billion Asia-Pacific boom in convertible bonds

  13. UK M&A bargain-hunters help fix London discount

  14. Abu Dhabi’s Adnoc makes $19bn bid to take over Australia’s Santos

  15. U.K. Fintech Firm Wise Set to Move Main Listing to U.S.

  16. Deal-hungry equity investors eye Europe's potential defence industry boom

  17. Hong Kong on Track to Reclaim Global IPO Crown

  18. Companies turn to private credit during tariff turmoil for loans

  19. Meet Michael Grimes, the investment banker to Elon Musk who's running Trump's invest-in-America agenda

  20. Small banks fuel revival in blank-cheque Spac deals

  21. Exclusive: Travel tech firm Navan hires banks for U.S. IPO, sources say

  22. Demand for Chinese stocks lifts Hong Kong exchange’s profits

  23. ‘Sell America’ Trade Picks Up After New Trump Threats on Fed

  24. China opens path to revival in A-share listings

  25. Google’s $32 Billion Deal for Wiz Ranks as Biggest This Year...So Far

  26. Buyout barons risk choking on their stuck assets

  27. Tariff Worries Have Already Dampened M&A Activity

  28. Korea’s sprawling conglomerates slim down as US trade fears mount

  29. Eneos Plans to Spin off Metals Subsidiary, Raise $3 Billion in IPO

  30. PAG raises $4 billion in Asia-focused real estate fund

  31. Pork Giant Smithfield Returns to U.S. Stock Market

  32. Show me the money: JPMorgan’s bonus season cheers up bankers

  33. JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs Post Surging Profits

  34. Private equity targets Europe for big buyout deals

  35. Investment banks prepare for crunch year in 2025

  36. Credit Spreads Haven't Looked This Good Since the 2000s. Can They Get Better?

  37. Trump's Return Sparks Hope for 2025 Deals Revival

  38. Singapore's stock exchange hits 20-year low in listed companies

  39. Chinese investment banking will roar back in 2025

  40. Dealmakers see return of more, bigger megadeals in 2025

  41. IPOs Are So Passé. Here?s How Employees Are Getting Rich Now.

  42. Chinese firms likely to boost M&A activity in response to Trump threats: analysts

  43. Chinese companies rush to tap convertible bond market

  44. The Fight for 7-Eleven Isn't Just About Money

  45. Siemens to buy simulation software group Altair for $10.6bn

  46. Tokyo Metro takes wild ride on inefficient market

  47. Wall Street Posts a Strong Quarter, Powering Goldman Sachs Profit

  48. Why European bank mergers are back on the table

  49. Blackstone to buy Australia's AirTrunk in $16 billion deal

  50. The IPO Market Gets Cold Feet

  51. Top private equity firms put brakes on China dealmaking

  52. Didi IPO would give Hong Kong its dream comeback

  53. ‘Insane’ pay rises for junior London lawyers raise concerns over culture

  54. How BHP's 'Meticulous Mike' planned his Anglo American approach

  55. Chinese cornerstone investors are new pillars of Hong Kong IPOs and it's not all good news

  56. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel for Hong Kong

  57. The Folly of China's Real-Estate Boom was Easy to See, but No One Wanted to Stop It

  58. Move Aside, Big Banks: Giant Funds Now Rule Wall Street

  59. Wall Street banks redirect China IPOs to Hong Kong after Didi shock

  60. Medline Deal Signals Return to Days of Huge Leveraged Buyouts

  61. Carlyle predicts surge in post-pandemic deals in Japan

  62. Asahi's voracious thirst sees it take crown as king of M&A in Asia

  63. China calls halt to surge in local government dollar bond sales

  64. U.S. Companies Cross the Atlantic for Bond Love

  65. Investors urge debt-bloated US companies to shape up

  66. Upstarts challenge private equity’s top tier

  67. Buffett downbeat on Berkshire’s prospects for megadeals this year

  68. Frackers Face Harsh Reality as Wall Street Backs Away

  69. China's Developers Go on Borrowing Spree

  70. Dovish Fed sparks EM bond sale rush in early 2019

  71. Tech Startups Stoke Market For IPOs

  72. Buyout Firms Flock to Europe’s Public Markets

  73. Deal making on track for biggest year since 2011

  74. Borrowers Struggle to Raise Funds as Emerging Markets Tumble

  75. How US investment banks left European rivals in the dust

  76. U.S. Companies Begin to Chip Away at Mountain of Debt

  77. Chicago fund manager is big winner in US IPO bonanza

  78. Brushing off trade war, Chinese startups flock to US for IPOs

  79. The charts that show the extent of bankers’ summer deal drought

  80. Dealogic discusses where Go-Jek could possibly list [watch the CNBC interview]

  81. China Tower, world’s largest IPO in two years, opens flat in Hong Kong debut after raising US$6.9 billion

  82. A Tesla buyout would be the largest in history — by a wide margin

  83. Singapore's Temasek and GIC prowl Asia for the next Alibaba

  84. BP to Buy BHP Shale Assets for More Than $10 Billion

  85. Who's Number One? Top banks in Dealogic rankings across M&A, ECM, DCM and Loans, in first half 2018

  86. Dealmaking in global payments sector hits new high

  87. IPO Market Posts Blistering First Half

  88. Investment banking fees boosted by sky-high M&A

  89. Upstarts Crash Wall Street’s $7 Billion Capital-Markets Party

  90. LBO Volume Surges as KKR, Others Put $1 Trillion Cash Pile to Work

  91. Hundreds of Millions in Fees at Stake in Media Merger Frenzy

  92. Why Wall Street Can Rule a Divided Europe

  93. Trade tension and rising rates hit Asian investment banking fees

  94. Twitter Plans to Sell $1 Billion in Convertible Debt

  95. Bull Market in Tech-Company Convertible Debt Rages On

  96. Companies Find Savings in Issuing Floating-Rate Bonds

  97. Soft Chinese Tech IPOs Test Next Wave of Listings

  98. Merger mania whips up $120bn of tie-ups in just one day

  99. Global IPOs slow in January-March as India overtakes China

  100. Beware the Chinese Tech IPO Rush

  101. Dim sum renaissance powered by rising renminbi

  102. Emerging market investors turn cautious on booming debt sales

  103. Quarterly Stock Market Review

  104. Dealogic Interview: President Trump's move to kill Broadcom-Qualcomm deal raises questions

  105. Cigna unveils $67bn deal to buy Express Scripts

  106. How SoftBank, World’s Biggest Tech Investor, Throws Around Its Cash

  107. Berkshire Hathaway gains $29bn on back of US tax reforms

  108. New Tax Law Haunts Companies That Did ‘Inversion’ Deals

  109. Market Turmoil Threatens IPO Recovery

  110. US IPO market has strongest start to year on record

  111. Large Deals Set Record Pace in January

  112. M&A in asset management sector climbs to 8-year high

  113. Spotify Disrupted the Music World, Now It’s Doing the Same to Wall Street

  114. Investment banking revenues rise in Europe despite M&A slump

  115. Hoping for an Avalanche of Huge IPOs in 2018? Get Ready to Keep Waiting

  116. China Drives Asia's Record International Bond Issuances For 2017 - Dealogic

  117. London’s main and junior stock exchanges hosted floats valued at nearly $14 billion

  118. Global number of IPOs highest since financial crisis

  119. Companies shunned all-stock mergers in 2017

  120. Hong Kong risks losing listings crown to New York

  121. Hunt for yield drives record sales of long-dated EM debt

  122. Takeovers Roar to Life as Companies Hear Footsteps From Tech Giants

  123. Riskiest countries are selling debt at record rate

  124. IPOs Roar Back World-Wide, With Asia Driving the Boom

  125. Break Up And Die: Why Spinoff Fever Can’t Last Forever

  126. Apple taps debt markets to fund $300bn in returns

  127. In the wake of Broadcom-Qualcomm, here are the largest tech deals ever

  128. Wall Street banks rake in bumper fees from leveraged loans

  129. Chinese companies still doing plenty of outbound deals

  130. Here's what driving listings in the US

  131. Empowering staff to create a pioneering workplace culture

  132. US company debt sales power ahead as borrowing costs drop

  133. Nasdaq Looks to Ease Rules for Blank-Check IPOs

  134. Snap, Blue Apron Shake Confidence in Startup Valuations

  135. U.S. Government Bonds Pull Back as AT&T Prints Year’s Largest Corporate-Bond Deal

  136. The end of Abenomics will test Japan's appetite for M&A

  137. Occupier Insights: 20 minutes with Dealogic

  138. It’s Alive! Sterling Bond Market Bounces Back

  139. Boutique advisers crash M&A league table thanks to high fees

  140. Corporate America’s rush for cheap money in Europe is devastating for investors there

  141. Foreign predators scent a bargain

  142. Chinese, Western Banks’ Battle for Dominance Reaches Bond Market

  143. In the shadow of Aramco, the Middle East’s IPO market picks up

  144. Asia’s Appetite Sends Junk Bonds Jumping

  145. Record Bond Issuance Shows Many Investors Still Doubt Economic Growth

  146. China comes roaring back in the global IPO market

  147. Upbeat mood drives record emerging market sovereign debt sales

  148. London's share of global IPOs lowest since 2012

  149. Chinese firms slow their overseas buying spree

  150. First Snap, Now Canada Goose: Warning Signs for Trendy IPOs

  151. Junk bonds’ stellar run under threat from a hawkish Fed

  152. Why Asia lacks dramatic takeover battles

  153. Success of European block trades bodes well for IPO outlook

  154. Flurry of IPOs Poised to Test Market for New Offerings

  155. China outperforms in a dismal global IPO market

  156. Merger & Acquisition Deal Volume

  157. Wall Street debt issuance off to a record start in 2017

  158. The Bests and the Bloopers from the Year in Deals

  159. Hong Kong and New York battle for IPO dominance

  160. Japan Inc on the hunt for post-Brexit deals

  161. Record year for China’s outbound M&A as it overtakes US for the first time

  162. Banks Fight for Block Trades Amid Stalled IPO Market

  163. AT&T’s Deal for Time Warner Faces Tough Climate

  164. Global corporate bond sales slow ahead of US election

  165. Global debt sales eclipse $5tn in ’16

  166. Wall Street’s IPO Business: The Worst in 20 Years

  167. Global bond issuance highest in nearly a decade

  168. Issuance of Dollar Bonds Surges in Asia

  169. Anemic IPO Market Is Poised for a Rebound

  170. Boutiques catch up with global firms in M&A

  171. New Tool for Central Banks: Buying Corporate Bonds

  172. Tech dealmakers are partying like it's 2000

  173. Buyside Signs Up For IPO Automation

  174. SoftBank to acquire UK’s Arm Holdings for £24.3bn

  175. Line Soars After Debut, Amid Hunger for Tech Listings

  176. Boutique banking: Upstarts are out to take a big bite out of Wall Street

  177. Australian investment banking revenue lowest since 2010, Dealogic says

  178. Brexit keeps European IPO market on hold

  179. Has there been a backlog of IPO deals post-Brexit?

  180. The Brexit Bounce That Won’t Carry Investment Banks Far

  181. Brexit Vote Could Curb Asian Buyers’ Appetite for U.K. Assets

  182. Brexit could put Chinese buying of UK assets on hold

  183. Hong Kong’s Likely Return as Top IPO Market Not All Rosy

  184. Technology Busiest Sector in Merger Deals This Year

  185. IPO activity showing a recovery in Q2

  186. LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman Calls Microsoft Deal a ‘Re-Founding Moment’

  187. Chinese Companies: The New Uninvited Guests in M&A

  188. China push in international bonds to support weakening renminbi

  189. Time running out for US IPO market to find some gas

  190. European issuers welcome new Asian liquidity

  191. Few Spinoffs Make a Clean Break

  192. Philips Lighting leaps 10% on market debut

  193. Markets are gearing up for the ECB's corporate debt spree

  194. Outbound M&As expected to continue leading global market

  195. Bayer launches $62bn cash bid for Monsanto

  196. Midea’s Robot Raid Continues China’s M&A Frenzy in Germany

  197. China securities houses on track for record bond fees

  198. Will IPOs Pick Up? June Will Tell

  199. Europe’s corporate bond market hums ahead of ECB

  200. Break Fee Bonanza as Deals Fail

  201. Oil Bust Gives Billionaire Deal-Maker Buyer’s Remorse

  202. Chinese Acquisitions of Foreign Firms Already at Full-Year Record

  203. Korea's mid-sized builders up for sale

  204. 2016 Is Already a Record Year for Failed U.S. Deals

  205. China overtakes US as top nation for technology acquisitions

  206. China investment in the US hits record $15bn

  207. Pfizer, Allergan deal dead, what could be next?

  208. Pfizer-Allergan Deal Sets Another Record With Its Demise