IPOs will remain endangered species in Europe: dasha_reuters
Money raised from European IPOs this year, up to April 10, had fallen 82 percent to $2.6 billion compared with the same period in 2018, according to Refinitiv data.A pan-European index of shares, the STOXX Europe 600, has risen 17 percent from two-year lows late last year.
As of 0930 GMT on April 16, Nexi was trading 6.5 percent below its IPO price of 9 euros a share. Network International was 15.2 percent higher than its IPO price of 435 pence.
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