Airtel Money's London IPO Raises $700 Million, Largest Listing In Five Years

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Airtel Money, the mobile payments firm, debuted on the London Stock Exchange. It raised approximately 529 million pounds, equivalent to $700 million, through the share sale. The company issued 270 million shares, each priced at 1.96 pounds. This marks the largest listing on the London exchange in the last five years.

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