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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2025 · 19 MIN

Reigniting Europe's IPO engine

from This is Deutsche Bank

After a challenging few years, can Europe’s equity capital markets reclaim their edge? Is London still a global financial powerhouse?The global economic order is changing. Investor confidence has been shaken by tariff debates and uncertain growth outlooks. For equity capital markets (ECM) – one of the places companies go to raise funds – this has led to a quiet few months. But there are signs that this could be set to change.In this episode of This is Deutsche Bank, host Victoria Garrod talks about this and more with Tom Swerling, our Global Head of ECM, and James Taylor, Head of Investment Banking at Deutsche Numis. 01:40 – What equity capital markets are, our role in them as a bank and how we help companies looking to go public. 05:56 – The results of Deutsche Numis’ 2025 Raised in London report on London’s attractiveness as a capital markets destination, and a look at where things might be heading. 11:33 – How Europe’s capital markets are faring in today’s uncertain environment, the capital flow trends in private and public markets, and the global outlook. 17:41 – What our guests are dedicated to in their daily lives Deutsche Numis – Raised in London 2025 report https://dbnumis.com/news-insights/raised-in-london-2025 Deutsche Bank website http://www.db.com  

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