Stephen Jennings News
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Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov is considering an initial public offering for his Renaissance Credit consumer lender in a bet financial stocks have hit “bottom,” the head of his holding company said.
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Russian investment banks controlled by the government of President Vladimir Putin are squeezing out foreign competitors, helped by a bailout of the country’s richest men five years ago.
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Renaissance Group, the parent company of the Russian brokerage half-owned by billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov , may do “the majority” of its business in Africa within two years, Chief Executive Officer Stephen Jennings said.
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Stephen Jennings, the co-founder of Russian investment bank Renaissance Capital Ltd., is in talks to sell his asset management firm, two people familiar with knowledge the matter said.
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Renaissance Capital, one of the oldest Russian investment firms and the nation’s biggest equity underwriter, is helping place Chinese funds in natural resources companies across Africa and the former Soviet Union as part of a strategy to become a multi-regional emerging-markets bank.
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Renaissance Capital, the Russian investment firm that has arranged the most stock offerings in the country this year, is helping place Chinese funds in natural resources companies across Africa and the former Soviet Union in a push to be the biggest multi-regional emerging-markets bank.
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Stephen Jennings, who founded Russia’s Renaissance Capital 17 years ago, will step down after billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov rebuffed his requests seeking more cash for the money-losing investment bank, said two people with knowledge of the talks.
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Renaissance Capital, the investment bank controlled by Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, is raising salaries by as much as 10 percent after cutting costs and reducing its staff by half last year.
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Renaissance Capital Chief Executive Officer Stephen Jennings said there may be at least 12 companies from the former Soviet Union and Africa seeking to list in Hong Kong in the next 12 months.
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Renaissance Capital cut a quarter of its Moscow research team, less than three months after billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov wrested control of the investment bank from co-founder Stephen Jennings, two people wirh knowledge of the matter said.
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