Shoemaker heads China luxury goods splurge with $1bn IPO

Itat, a Chinese shoes and accessories company targeting a $1bn (€729m) initial public offering, has become the latest luxury goods retailer to float off the back of a boom in the country as investors pour into the sector.

The company, partially owned by a subsidiary of Morgan Stanley, will float in Hong Kong in a deal led by Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch.

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