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Sam Kerr

Sam Kerr

Verified

Senior ECM Editor, Ion Group

London

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Total articles 2796

  • Sponsor and corporate selldowns surge during IPO drought - ECM Pulse EMEA

    By Sam Kerr Verified, Lloyd Vassell| Dealogic@ European IPOs might be facing a drought, but equity selldowns are still keeping rainmakers in the equity capital markets busy. Investors might be reluctant to back newly listed companies in volatile markets, but they are much more comfortable offering sponsors and other shareholders a chance to monetise stock holdings, even in the worst of markets.

    By Sam Kerr Verified, Lloyd Vassell · Dealogic

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • IPO sellers pause for breath as violent US corrections smash confidence - ECM Pulse EMEA

    By Sam Kerr Verified, Taku Dzimwasha Verified, Iñaki Miguel, Lloyd Vassell| Dealogic@ Issuers of European equity and their advisors have paused for breath to take stock of a violent correction in US benchmark indices and continuing trade hostilities between the US and some of its closest economic partners. Last week’s ECM Pulse reported on Europe’s full pipeline of IPOs slated before summer. The column noted that volatility was increasing.

    By Sam Kerr Verified, Taku Dzimwasha Verified, Iñaki Miguel, Lloyd Vassell · Dealogic

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Sponsor and corporate selldowns surge during IPO drought - ECM Pulse EMEA

    By Sam Kerr Verified, Lloyd Vassell| Dealogic@ European IPOs might be facing a drought, but equity selldowns are still keeping rainmakers in the equity capital markets busy. Investors might be reluctant to back newly listed companies in volatile markets, but they are much more comfortable offering sponsors and other shareholders a chance to monetise stock holdings, even in the worst of markets.

    By Sam Kerr Verified, Lloyd Vassell · Dealogic

    Mar. 24, 2025

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Ion Group

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7105 1000