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Rare earth metals producer Lynas Corporation is set to unveil its results for the 2020 financial year on Monday. But that wasn't the only thing keeping the company's management up on Sunday night.

Tonight, we take a look at the $425 million capital raising that will accompany Lynas' result. We've got the details on what it'll be used for, where it looks set to price and which banks are on board.

Meanwhile, it was only on Friday that Jarden and Credit Suisse announced they were breaking up after a 30-year affiliation, but the Kiwi upstart has moved on quickly. We unveil which investment bank shapes as the most likely to be Jarden's new partner.

Finally, a non-bank lender has locked in cornerstone investors for its mooted IPO and a Goldman Sachs banker has landed in the sights of a rival.

Happy reading,
Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
Street Talk Editors

 
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