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Credit crunch: Japan’s lessons for the US

Japan’s experience in the 1990s shows that a credit crunch can destroy wealth and dampen growth in the real economy for years. The US won't be immune.

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Graff Diamonds kicks off $1 billion IPO in lacklustre market

Graff Diamonds is looking to sell about 30% of its share capital at 18 to 24 times this year's earnings.

By Anette Jönsson | 21 May 2012

Thai AirAsia’s controlling shareholder will raise $143 million from IPO

Robust demand for Thai AirAsia's IPO covers the international portion more than 10 times. Together with a concurrent private placement, the total deal size will reach $229 million.

By Aiko Hayashi | 21 May 2012

IPOs create value, really

Companies that undertake an IPO grow faster and outperform their already listed rivals, according to a recent study, which is good news for stressed ECM bankers trying to persuade reluctant companies to come to market.

By Nick Lord | 21 May 2012

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