Poor equity markets halt IPO rush

Unrest in the equity markets has scuppered underwriters' plans to boost their first-half league table standings with a flurry of initial public offerings (IPOs).

Banks had lined up 10 IPOs worth more than $3bn (€3bn) to be completed, according to Dealogic. It would have been the busiest week for IPOs so far this year.

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110-Hour Workweeks Drove Young Bankers at a Boutique Firm to the Brink