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Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
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Before the Bell: Stocks slide ahead of key China data, Fed
– theglobeandmail.com
Our equities analyst looks ahead to the investment day
London Calling: Another North American Pension Heads to the UK
– blogs.wsj.com
The $112 billion Public Sector Pension Investment Board has become the latest Canadian pension fund to open a European office in London, appointing a former Permira deal maker to spearhead its private equity efforts in the region.
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
– canadianbusiness.com
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The following is a list of initial public offerings planned for the coming week. Sources include IPO ETF manager Renaissance Capital, and SEC filings.
Week of September 14:
Nabriva Therapeutics AG – Vienna, Austria, 6 million American depositary shares, each representing 100 common shares, priced $15 to $17, managed by Leerink Partners, and RBC Capital Markets. Proposed Nasdaq symbol NBRV. Business: Developing a novel antibiotic for bacterial pneumonia.
Penumbra Inc. – Alameda, Calif., 3.8 million shares, priced $25 to $28, managed by J.P. Morgan, and BofA Merrill Lynch. Proposed NYSE symbol PEN. Business: Markets devices for neuro and peripheral vascular conditions and diseases.
RegenexBio – Rockville, Md., 5.6 million shares, priced $17 to $19, managed by Morgan Stanley, and BofA Merrill Lynch. Proposed Nasdaq symbol RGNX. Business: Developing gene therapies for rare diseases with proprietary gene delivery platform.
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Week of September 14:
Nabriva Therapeutics AG – Vienna, Austria, 6 million American depositary shares, each representing 100 common shares, priced $15 to $17, managed by Leerink Partners, and RBC Capital Markets. Proposed Nasdaq symbol NBRV. Business: Developing a novel antibiotic for bacterial pneumonia.
Penumbra Inc. – Alameda, Calif., 3.8 million shares, priced $25 to $28, managed by J.P. Morgan, and BofA Merrill Lynch. Proposed NYSE symbol PEN. Business: Markets devices for neuro and peripheral vascular conditions and diseases.
RegenexBio – Rockville, Md., 5.6 million shares, priced $17 to $19, managed by Morgan Stanley, and BofA Merrill Lynch. Proposed Nasdaq symbol RGNX. Business: Developing gene therapies for rare diseases with proprietary gene delivery platform.
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At midday: Drop in crude oil pulls TSX lower
– theglobeandmail.com
U.S. stocks also retreat amid volatile week
BRP delivering Ski-Doos earlier this year to reduce dealer bottlenecks
– canadianbusiness.com
MONTREAL – The maker of Ski-Doo snowmobiles is delivering inventory to dealers a couple of weeks earlier this season to ensure customers have their products well ahead of the first snowfall, in what could be a more challenging winter market.
Dealers wanted earlier deliveries to better accommodate their buyers who placed orders last spring, BRP chief executive Jose Boisjoli said Friday during a conference call about its second-quarter financial results.
“We shipped earlier to help the dealer not to have the bottleneck in the shop,” Boisjoli said.
BRP (TSX:DOO) expects global snowmobile sales will be down a little this coming season as ongoing challenges in Russia and a weak Alberta economy more than offset strength in the United States and Western Europe.
Ski-Doo orders from Western Canadian dealers were significantly lower in the second quarter, contributing to a 20 to 25 per cent reduction in overall sales from the oil producing region in the second quarter.
The rest of Canada was “flattish” for a 10 per cent reduction in Canadian sales, Boisjoli told analysts…
Dealers wanted earlier deliveries to better accommodate their buyers who placed orders last spring, BRP chief executive Jose Boisjoli said Friday during a conference call about its second-quarter financial results.
“We shipped earlier to help the dealer not to have the bottleneck in the shop,” Boisjoli said.
BRP (TSX:DOO) expects global snowmobile sales will be down a little this coming season as ongoing challenges in Russia and a weak Alberta economy more than offset strength in the United States and Western Europe.
Ski-Doo orders from Western Canadian dealers were significantly lower in the second quarter, contributing to a 20 to 25 per cent reduction in overall sales from the oil producing region in the second quarter.
The rest of Canada was “flattish” for a 10 per cent reduction in Canadian sales, Boisjoli told analysts…
