From Breakingviews - Hong Kong IPOs go back to a less luminous future
– the partly state-owned investment bank known more widely as CICC – looks set to top the equity-issuance league table in Hong Kong for the second year in a row in 2022.
Hong Kong could also host more offerings from places like the Middle East and Southeast Asia, as Cha envisions. That will work if her push to include more Hong Kong-listed foreign companies in a cross-border trading arrangement called Stock Connect materialises. The scheme might allow mainland investors to buy shares of thinly traded companies like Italy’s Prada , which is exploring the possibility of a second listing in Milan.
Laura Cha said that the city’s bourse is trying to attract more companies and investors from markets including the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
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