Singapore moving into IPO radar with rising interest in Asean: PwC poll
New York, London and HK still come out tops for listing venues; liquidity is leading consideration in choice of exchange
Singapore
WHILE the top listing destinations that issuers will consider beyond their home exchange in 2030 are New York, London and Hong Kong, interest in Singapore is on the rise, driven by an increasing focus on South-east Asian markets, a PwC survey has found.
The survey, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, polled 370 executives from companies across the globe for their views on the factors that are shaping the development of global equity capital markets. It is a follow-up from a 2011 report.
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