India's NSE seeks $46 billion valuation in trimmed IPO launching next week
India's NSE has received regulatory approval for its initial public offering with a trimmed valuation of $46 billion, set to launch in the week of September 21.
India's NSE has received regulatory approval for its initial public offering with a trimmed valuation of $46 billion, set to launch in the week of September 21.
Shein's Hong Kong listing experienced significant post-IPO weakness, with the company's valuation declining by approximately $5 billion in the first trading week.
Oura Ring is pursuing a public offering with an unexpected revenue driver: licensing health data from its wearable platform to third parties and researchers.
Jefferies Credit Partners announced the first close of its inaugural European Direct Lending Fund with $4 billion in capital commitments, backed by Allianz Global Investors.
Allianz Global Investors has raised over €1 billion for its impact-focused direct lending fund, marking the largest such fund commitment in the category's history.
Institutional money flooded into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs this week, marking the strongest weekly inflow cycle since the October market correction, signaling renewed institutional confidence.
Despite large managers like Jefferies and Allianz launching new direct lending funds, several reports indicate early signs of stress in the broader private credit market, including performance pressures and redemption concerns.