IPOs
Coverage of IPOs in the Nexus archive.
- Hong Kong targets 2026 securities law overhaul to boost Reits, IPOs
Hong Kong plans to amend its securities laws in 2026 to attract more companies and real estate investment trusts (Reits) to list in the city, aiming to strengthen its position as an international financial center. The government will seek legislative approval to grant the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) greater flexibility in handling listings.
- Securitize becomes first to debut shares on NYSE and onchain, but it won’t be the last
Securitize became the first company to debut shares on the NYSE and onchain. President Brett Redfearn stated the firm is in discussions to tokenize other IPOs within the next year.
- Japan IPOs fall to 15-year low with no rapid rebound in sight
Japan's IPO market has fallen to a 15-year low, with no immediate recovery expected despite rising stock prices in Tokyo. The lackluster performance of initial public offerings persists in the first half of the year.
- Hiltzik: How the coming AI-related IPOs could puncture the AI bubble
AI firms are launching IPOs to raise billions in capital, but the article questions the source and destination of the funds. The piece suggests these IPOs could potentially burst the AI bubble.
- You can ignore AI giants like SpaceX, but your 401(k) won’t
The article suggests that ignoring companies like SpaceX and their developments may be possible for individuals, but retirement savings (401(k)) are still affected by these entities. It highlights the influence of SpaceX, Elon Musk, and IPOs on investment portfolios.
- Why tech titans’ IPOs matter as much in China as in the US
Blockbuster IPOs from tech companies like Anthropic and SpaceX are reshaping global capital markets, redirecting capital flows and altering tech sector valuations. This intensifying competition forces investors to reconsider future returns, while China faces heightened pressure in its contest for global capital.
- The Golden Age of IPOs is Here: IPOX's Schuster
The article states that IPOX's Schuster claims the golden age of IPOs is here. The focus is on the current favorable conditions for initial public offerings.
- Where will Europe stand after the AI gold rush?
The article discusses concerns that European policymakers must act before the AI gold rush leads to a mass exodus of resources or talent to America, as highlighted by recent IPOs as a wake-up call.
- Why big tech IPOs — starting with SpaceX next week — could leave smaller retail investors holding the bag
The article discusses upcoming big tech IPOs, including SpaceX, and warns that Wall Street's promotion of these stocks as potential Apple or Google-like successes could result in losses for smaller retail investors.
- China sees revival of foreign investors through IPOs, convertibles: UBS
Foreign investors are returning to Chinese assets through convertible bonds and IPOs, driving a fundraising rebound in Hong Kong. UBS estimates Chinese companies raised $43 billion in equity transactions there in the first five months of 2026, up from $28 billion a year earlier, as global investors target AI, semiconductor, and advanced manufacturing sectors.
- IPOs, Huawei Plan Add to China’s $900 Billion Chip Stock Boom
IPOs and Huawei's plans are contributing to a $900 billion boom in China's chip stock market. The surge reflects growing investment and strategic initiatives in semiconductor industries.
- Bitcoin Price Crashes to Precarious Position Near $65,000 as Momentum Rotates Into AI, IPOs
Bitcoin's price fell to $65,000, down 12% weekly, as capital shifts toward AI stocks, gold, and tech IPOs. Analysts attribute the decline to Bitcoin losing momentum status and negative ETF flows, with Citi noting stalled regulatory progress on the Clarity Act.
- Bitcoin hits lowest since February as crypto competes for liquidity with blockbuster IPOs
Bitcoin has reached its lowest level since February as cryptocurrencies compete with major IPOs for liquidity. The decline occurs alongside record highs in the stock market, drawing investor attention to upcoming initial public offerings.
- This will be an absolutely mammoth year for IPOs. Probably
The article predicts a significant surge in initial public offerings (IPOs) this year, drawing a comparison to the speculative fervor of 1999.
- China Robotics Firms Line Up IPOs to Pitch Next Phase of AI
China's robotics firms are preparing IPOs to advance the next phase of artificial intelligence. A humanoid robot demonstrated capabilities at the Robot Valley Exhibition Hall in Shenzhen.
- Can the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs Live Up to Expectations?
The article questions whether the upcoming IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic will meet expectations. It highlights the uncertainty surrounding their financial performance and market reception.
- Can the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs Live Up to Expectations?
The article examines whether the upcoming IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic will meet market expectations.
- China cracks down on cross-border stock trading
Chinese regulators are intensifying efforts to curb illegal cross-border stock trading, targeting brokerages that facilitate unauthorized capital outflows. The crackdown affects mainland companies listed overseas and could impact Hong Kong's IPO market, though short-term effects are deemed manageable. The move aims to enhance tax oversight amid declining government revenues linked to a real estate crisis.
- Polymarket Partners With Nasdaq: Users To Bet on Unicorn Valuations and IPOs
Polymarket has partnered with Nasdaq to allow users to bet on unicorn valuations and initial public offerings (IPOs). This partnership will provide a platform for users to speculate on the valuation of private companies and upcoming IPOs. The move is expected to increase engagement and interest in financial markets.
- Polymarket to let users make prediction market bets on private companies
Polymarket now allows users to make prediction market bets on private companies, including their valuations and IPOs. This new feature enables trading on secondary market activity. Users can trade on various aspects of private companies.
- What to know about investing in SpaceX — or any company — before it goes public
Investing in SpaceX or any company before it goes public requires informed and realistic expectations. IPOs generate excitement, but it's essential to understand the process. Investing in private companies can be risky and may not yield expected returns.
- HK Finance Chief Says City’s 2026 IPOs Have Raised $17.9 Billion
Hong Kong's 2026 IPOs raised $17.9 billion, as reported by Financial Secretary Paul Chan during his attendance at the China Development Forum in Beijing. The forum, where the announcement was made, spans March 22–23, 2026.
- Blackstone Sees ‘Best Year Ever’ for Its IPOs as Earnings Beat
Blackstone reported its best year ever for IPOs as earnings exceeded expectations. The article mentions Blackstone's headquarters in New York and highlights Bloomberg as the photographer.
- Wave of $15B US IPOs Set to Hit Market
Investment bankers are preparing to raise over $15 billion through U.S. initial public offerings in the coming weeks. Market volatility concerns persist due to a standoff with Iran threatening a fragile ceasefire. Bloomberg's Anthony Hughes discusses the developments on 'Bloomberg Deals' with Dani Burger.
- The plan to make IPOs great again
America’s regulators and market operators are collaborating to revitalize public listings through initiatives aimed at boosting IPO activity. The effort seeks to restore confidence and attract more companies to the public markets.
- Japan to urge startups to explore buyouts instead of IPOs
Japan is encouraging its startup ecosystem to consider acquisition and buyout strategies as alternatives to pursuing initial public offerings (IPOs). This policy shift aims to provide startups with more flexible exit options and potentially accelerate capital returns to investors and founders.