Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Renault’s EV Bet
Renault last month completed a spinoff of Ampere, its new electric vehicle (EV) business, preparatory to an initial public offering...
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
ESG Is The New Proxy Frontier
Detractors be damned: For the next generation of proxy advisors, being socially conscious is trendy. “We’re sitting on a wealth...
Sustainable Finance
Brazil: Bonds Go Green
When Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva returned to the Brazilian presidency. A year ago, many wondered how the Workers’ Party...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Altman Heads Up OpenAI Once Again
A contentious back-and-forth over the span of five days ended with Altman’s retaking the CEO seat, and the formation of...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
OpenAI’s Turbulent Weekend
A leadership shakeup at the ChatGPT parent company has observers across the globe scratching their heads and eager to see...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The New Competition For Listings
Some of the world’s biggest stock exchanges are feeling left out as local corporates opt to go abroad for their...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Ferrero Gobbles Up Jelly Belly
Confectionery giant Ferrero SpA owns an assortment of candy store favorites: Nutella, Nerds, Sweet Tarts, Gobstoppers, and Lemonheads, to name...
Technology
Australia: “Iron Lady” Capitalizes On Lithium
When a deal is afoot, Gina Rinehart isn’t one to sit on the sidelines. Touted as Australia’s wealthiest individual, worth...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Chip Design Company Scores High Valuation For IPO
Prior to the IPO, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son considered selling Arm to Nvidia for $40 billion, but reneged.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Tough New Rules For M&A
Regulators have drafted new M&A rules, and leveraged buyout artists aren’t happy.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
CFO Corner: Brian Johnson CFO MoneyGram
Brian Johnson recently stepped down as CFO of MoneyGram, a Dallas-based cash transferring company that operates in 200-plus countries and territories. He met with <em>Global Finance</em> shortly before resigning. The following remarks are edited for length.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
When’s A Good Time To IPO?
The excitement of going public is returning as corporates find moxie and roll the dice.