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Loeb & Loeb Capital Markets senior counsel Jane Tam is featured in Nikkei Asia, highlighting the increase in U.S. listings by small and midsize Chinese companies, the challenges presented by heightened Nasdaq scrutiny and the factors that may drive a resurgence in IPO activity from Asia in 2025.
She notes, “That can put a lot of pressure on the underwriters’ book-building efforts for small-cap Chinese companies. Among other things, the exchanges also consider factors such as concentration of shareholding in the IPO, any restrictions the shares may be subject to on the first day of trading, and the geographic location of the allocated accounts as part of their approval process.”
To read the full article, please visit Nikkei Asia’s website (subscription may be required).
She notes, “That can put a lot of pressure on the underwriters’ book-building efforts for small-cap Chinese companies. Among other things, the exchanges also consider factors such as concentration of shareholding in the IPO, any restrictions the shares may be subject to on the first day of trading, and the geographic location of the allocated accounts as part of their approval process.”
To read the full article, please visit Nikkei Asia’s website (subscription may be required).
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