Moving a privately owned company to a public market will take time and detailed planning is required.
IPO vs. Direct Listing: What’s the Difference?
There are two ways to list the shares—first, the standard and popular IPO process, and second, the direct listing process. This article explores the difference between the two.
How an RTO Achieves a Win-Win for All
A reverse takeover, or “RTO” in short, is a transaction whereby a private company effectively gains a listing on the stock exchange by means of getting itself acquired by an existing listed company.
Advantages of Cross Border Listings
Lower cost of capital, expanded global share holder base, greater liquidity in the trading of shares, prestige and publicity are among other the drivers behind firm’s decision to list their shares abroad.