In today’s briefing:
- Common Attitudes Toward IPOs Are Found in Parent-Subsidiary Listings
Common Attitudes Toward IPOs Are Found in Parent-Subsidiary Listings
- The reason for slower reforming Growth Market seems to weigh on consideration for companies undergoing IPO review and coordination with stakeholders in IPO business. The investor’s perspective is missing here.
- Growth market listed companies that do not receive overseas investor engagement have more difficulty than prime market companies in raising their market capitalization to meet listing retention criteria.
- Behind the failure to grow after IPOs are many managers who view IPO as place to cash in their equity rather than place to obtain the capital needed for growth.
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