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The largest initial public offering in U.S. history is in the books. Credit card king Visa priced 406 million shares at $44 apiece, according to various media reports, exceeding its original estimate of a $37 to $42 trading range. The stock will begin trading Wednesday under the symbol V. The company, which raised $17.9 billion from the IPO, plans to use about $10.2 billion in proceeds to redeem shares held by selling stakeholders, including JP Morgan ChaseJPM, National CityNCC, Bank of AmericaBAC and CitigroupC. Another $3 billion will be set aside to cover litigation costs and general corporate purposes.
The mortgage insurer, like other financial guarantors, has been hit hard by capital concerns.
Here's why the company could get a warm welcome from Wall Street.
The exchange also increased its dividend and announced a new partnership with a Middle Eastern exchange.
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