Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) recently started a public consultation on launching a new board, which may lure more mainland Chinese companies to Hong Kong for listings.
The purpose of setting up the new board is to cater to start-up and tech companies currently not eligible for listing on HKEX’s main board and GEM. “The introduction of a new regulatory regime is the first step by the HKEX to attract new economy companies to come to Hong Kong for listings,” said Billy Au, a partner of Mayer Brown JSM in Hong Kong.
Au added that a new economy company’s selection of listing venue would take into account various factors including investor interest, fund-raising capability, analyst coverage, secondary market liquidity, and other factors that help establish an investor ecosystem for new economy companies.
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