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Hong Kong exchange’s biggest reform in 8 years opens gates to more IPOs
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) will implement its largest listing reforms in 8 years, allowing confidential submissions for IPOs and lowering market-capitalisation requirements for start-ups and international firms. The changes, confirmed after a South China Morning Post report, aim to boost Hong Kong's appeal as a listing hub.
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