Biotech IPOs are reopening—but selectively.

Kailera Therapeutics and Alamar Biosciences show what the market wants now: late-stage, legible stories investors can actually underwrite.

Our latest:
https://biotech.industryexaminer.com/biotech-ipo-window-reopening-selective-2026/

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CAPITAL MARKETS FIGURE ROY ZIMMERHANSIL APPOINTED TO LEAD NEW DIVISION AT WTS HANSKUE

Roy Zimmerhansl, with 20+ years experience, now leads WTS Hansuke's new Capital Markets division in London, focusing on digital assets and traditional finance.

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https://newsletter.tf/roy-zimmerhansl-leads-wts-hansuke-capital-markets-division/

WTS Hansuke has appointed Roy Zimmerhansl to lead their new Capital Markets division, a move that expands their focus to include digital assets alongside traditional finance.

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https://newsletter.tf/roy-zimmerhansl-leads-wts-hansuke-capital-markets-division/

EastWest Bank helped raise billions for Maynilad and SM Prime last year -- and just won regional awards for both deals. 🏆💼 Here's what they pulled off 👇

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https://astig.ph/eastwest-bank-alpha-southeast-asia-awards-2025-maynilad-sm-prime/

bing news | Global self-reliance drive will strain capital, push burden to markets: BlackRock’s Larry Fink

BlackRock chairman and chief executive Larry Fink warn that the world’s shift toward economic self‑reliance—reducing dependence on one another for critical minerals, energy, defence and technology—will be costly. By giving up the global economies of scale that have kept prices low for decades, countries will face a surge in capital needs that governments, banks and corporations alone cannot meet. Fink notes that banks cannot finance the scale of investment required, especially as governments already carry record levels of debt, so capital markets will have to play a much larger role in funding the transition.

Fink cautions that too few people are currently invested in capital markets, a situation that could widen wealth inequality as the gains from new technologies such as artificial intelligence accrue primarily to the firms that build them and the investors who own them. To avoid repeating this pattern, he stresses the need to broaden market participation. He cites India’s rapid expansion of modern financial infrastructure—exemplified by BlackRock’s joint venture with Reliance’s JioBlackRock, which attracted over a million investors in a year—as a model for unlocking mass retail investment. In Japan, liberalising tax‑advantaged accounts in 2022 added nearly ten million new investors, helping lift the Nikkei 225 dramatically.

Looking ahead, Fink highlights emerging tools such as tokenisation, which can digitise asset ownership and allow ordinary savers to hold fractional stakes in infrastructure and private‑credit projects through a single digital wallet. Such technology could lower barriers to entry and democratise access to capital markets globally, addressing the deeper anxiety that capitalism is not working for enough people. Broadening participation, he argues, is essential for financing the self‑reliance drive without exacerbating inequality.

Read more: https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/global-self-reliance-drive-will-strain-capital-push-burden-markets-blackrocks-larry-fink

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