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Ellington Financial signs an underwriting agreement to sell 8.775 million shares of common stock.
The deal is expected to close around Jan 28, 2026, subject to customary conditions.
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs lead as underwriters' representatives.
The underwriting includes standard covenants, representations, and indemnification provisions.
The deal is conducted under Ellington Financial’s Form S-3 shelf registration statement.
The press note cites a 30-day option for underwriters to purchase additional shares.
The closing is contingent on customary conditions.
The announcement confirms Ellington Financial remains active in equity capital raising.
The news source is TradingView, noting the 8-K filing context.
The summary is AI-generated and advises verification with the SEC filing.

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RAC owners plan a potential £5bn London listing, with Goldman Sachs among the bankers leading the deal.
The RAC is owned by CVC Capital Partners, Silver Lake Partners and Singapore's GIC, and has around 15 million members.
Sky News says the banks overseeing the listing include Goldman Sachs as part of the flotation plan.
The RAC is a long-standing British breakdown service with strong brand recognition and a large membership base.
The AA and other groups have also attracted banker involvement as potential exits are explored.
The RAC's arrangement could become one of the London market's largest listings in 2026.
RAC's ownership includes a mix of private equity and a state-backed investor from Singapore.
The planned listing follows Sky News reporting on last summer about the exit strategy.
The RAC employs thousands and has a broad member base, signaling scale for a potential flotation.

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News Corp updates its stock repurchase program, authorizing up to $1 billion in buybacks.
The buyback aims to enhance shareholder value as part of the capital return strategy.
Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC will facilitate the buyback.
About $14.39 million of shares were repurchased to date.
The update is linked to News Corp’s ongoing SEC filings.
No security holder approval is required for the buyback.
The announcement comes after News Corp disclosed the current buybacks in SEC filings.
The news was released on January 29, 2026.
The program targets both Class A and Class B shares.
The move is part of News Corp’s broader strategy to return capital to shareholders.

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