What is the outlook for IPO and public M&A activity?
As part of Raised in London 2024, we are once again partnering with FT Live to debate the issues that matter to the UK capital markets.
Join us on Thursday, 10 October, 14:00-14:50 BST, for Reinvigorating UK Public Markets in 2025: What is the outlook for IPO and public M&A activity?
Hosted by Laurence Fletcher, Deputy Markets News Editor at the Financial Times, the webinar will feature Deutsche Numis’ Co-Head of Investment Banking James Taylor in conversation with industry experts on topics including:
• How can the UK expand its appeal as a listing and capital raising destination? • Will the recent listing rule changes make the UK stock market even more attractive? • Can we expect more international companies and institutional investors to come to the UK? • How can the London Stock Exchange attract more global and home-grown technology companies? • What trends will we see in companies leaving the market via public offers? • How can the UK keep governance standards high, while remaining innovative and competitive?
Find out more information and register for free on the FT website.
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What is the outlook for IPO and public M&A activity?
As part of Raised in London 2024, we are once again partnering with FT Live to debate the issues that matter to the UK capital markets.
Join us on Thursday, 10 October, 14:00-14:50 BST, for Reinvigorating UK Public Markets in 2025: What is the outlook for IPO and public M&A activity?
• How can the UK expand its appeal as a listing and capital raising destination?
• Will the recent listing rule changes make the UK stock market even more attractive?
• Can we expect more international companies and institutional investors to come to the UK?
• How can the London Stock Exchange attract more global and home-grown technology companies?
• What trends will we see in companies leaving the market via public offers?
• How can the UK keep governance standards high, while remaining innovative and competitive?
Find out more information and register for free on the FT website.
We hope to see you there.