Global IPO proceeds fall 74% to US$13.1b in Q1: EY
Number of deals down 41% to 199 but EY expects IPO activity to rebound in Q2 as geopolitical issues are resolved
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INITIAL public offerings (IPOs) globally in the first quarter this year have been dismal. The number of deals fell 41 per cent to 199 from the same period a year ago, while proceeds raised plunged by 74 per cent to US$13.1 billion, according to a report by Ernst & Young (EY).
Despite the positive performance of main stock indices, and a decrease in volatility in many markets, trade tensions continued to weigh on investor enthusiasm, EY said.
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