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Hong Kong to regain IPO crown this year, say PwC and Deloitte
- Nearly 100 companies are expected to raise at least HK$200 billion in Hong Kong this year, according to PwC.
- Improved market liquidity and rising international investor demand for core Chinese assets increased market activity in Hong Kong's IPO sector.
- Chinese government support and optimized listing rules have enhanced approval processes, benefiting Hong Kong's IPO wave.
- Hong Kong aims to attract international companies seeking access to capital markets, particularly those facing challenges in the US or Europe.
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New listing volume in Hong Kong Stock Exchange jumped around eight times to $14 billion in the first half of this year. The frenzy came after years of lackluster IPO activity in the city. The renewed interest is fueled by a confluence of factors, including Beijing’s regulatory tailwinds, lackluster A-share listings and delisting fears in U.S. markets. Investors and businesses’ enthusiasm for Hong Kong’s equity capital markets is roaring back, as…
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