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Business people hurry home during the afternoon commute at the intersection of King and Bay in Toronto's financial district, Nov. 10, 2006. (KEVIN VAN PAASSEN/THE GLOBE AND MAIL)
Ending a quietish year for stock sales
BOYD ERMAN
— The Globe and Mail
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The year 2012 won’t be remembered too fondly by bankers whose job it is to run sales of corporate stock, as total equity offerings are limping into year-end with the weakest total since the financial crisis.
Activity in areas like bonds and loan origination in Canada has been strong, but new equity offerings are off sharply.
