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UPDATE 1-Malaysia's AirAsia Group raises $82 mln as TPG executives, Aimia participate

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KUALA LUMPUR, March 17 (Reuters) - AirAsia Group Bhd has raised $82 million from TPG Capital executives, Aimia Inc and others through a private share placement, the Malaysian budget airline said on Wednesday as it looks to ensure liquidity in 2021.
The airline raised 336.46 million ringgit ($81.70 million) over two tranches by issuing 470.21 million new shares, representing 14.07% of the group’s total issued shares.
The airline said investment firm TPG Capital’s founder and chairman David Bonderman and TPG Asia Partners, including Tim Dattels, Ganen Sarbananthan and Zubin Irani, have invested in their personal capacity. ....

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Spain's stock market supervisor expects record six IPOs in 2021

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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain’s stock market supervisor expects around six firms to debut on the Spanish exchange in 2021, which would set a record for initial public offerings (IPOs).
Global stock markets have benefited this year from ultra-low interest rates and government economic stimulus measures aimed at alleviating the effects of the coronavirus crisis, driving record numbers of IPOs in several countries.
“It’s a positive phenomenon and great news for the Spanish market to have IPOs after two years with only two,” Rodrigo Buenaventura, who is head of the Comision Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV) told a Wednesday news briefing. ....

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Apollo-backed Sun Country Airlines jumps 38% in Nasdaq debut

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(Reuters) - U.S. budget carrier Sun Country Airlines Holdings Inc plans to expand its fleet, staff and network this year after Wednesday’s successful stock market debut, Chief Executive Jude Bricker told Reuters.
Sun Country, backed by private-equity firm Apollo Global Management Inc, raised $218.2 million in its initial public offering and shares closed 51.6% higher at $36.38 on their first day on the Nasdaq.
The debut comes as U.S. airlines begin to emerge from a pandemic-driven crisis that has opened doors for carriers like Sun Country catering to domestic leisure travel, which is rebounding quicker than business and international travel, particularly as more people receive COVID-19 vaccines. ....

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Sun Country eyes quicker used jet purchases with IPO funds to fuel growth, CEO says

By Reuters Staff
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(Reuters) - Sun Country Airlines Holdings Inc, flush with cash after a successful stock market debut on Wednesday, could use the funds to accelerate the purchase of used jets and fuel its growth strategy over the next year, Chief Executive Jude Bricker told Reuters.
The U.S. low-cost carrier backed by private-equity firm Apollo Global Management Inc raised $218.2 million in its initial public offering and shares jumped around 44% in afternoon trading on the Nasdaq.
The debut comes as U.S. airlines begin to emerge from a pandemic-driven crisis that has created opportunities in the used jet market after airlines around the globe reduced their fleets or filed for bankruptcy. ....

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Brexit won't mean lower capital buffers for insurers, says Bank of England

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LONDON (Reuters) - A review of the UK’s insurance capital rules will not lead to any “radical departure” or a reduction in requirements, but it will take time to complete, Bank of England Deputy Governor Sam Woods said on Tuesday.
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Britain’s exit from the European Union has prompted the government to review insurance capital rules inherited from the bloc, raising industry hopes of less burdensome requirements.
Woods, who also heads the BoE’s Prudential Regulation Authority, which regulates Britain’s top banks and insurers, played down any such expectations.
“Now that we have left the EU we have no interest whatsoever in lowering levels of resilience or policyholder protection, but we can and should make changes to tailor regulation so it fits our market better and is more efficient and coherent,” Woods told the Association of British Insurers (ABI). ....

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