Nordic Capital Pushes Noba Bank's IPO Into Second Half of Year
Nordic Capital is pushing back the launch of its initial public offering of consumer finance provider Noba Bank Group AB citing market volatility.
'We are particularly focused on floating the company in a good listing environment to ensure successful aftermarket performance,' Nordic Capital Partner Christopher Ekdahl told Bloomberg in emailed comments.
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