The exchange will consider applications from issuers to have public shareholding spreads of between 15% and 20%, compared to current requirements for 25%.
February 24, 2021The new rules are expected to facilitate the realisation of the "Korean version of Tesla", the US automaker which listed on the Nasdaq in 2010 based on market cap.
February 12, 2021Consultation responses suggest that HKEX’s proposal to raise the profit requirement for Main Board listing IPOs will drastically reduce its competitiveness.
January 25, 2021Companies will be required to meet a market cap threshold of TWD 1.5 billion to list on the new ‘Taiwan Innovation Board’, and profitability requirements will be eased.
January 22, 2021In June 2019, the FSC designated CTBC Bank, Cathay United Bank, Taipei Fubon Bank, Mega International Commercial Bank and Taiwan Cooperative Bank as D-SIBs.
January 2, 2021Companies will be able to choose which section they want to be listed on between September and December 2021, and JPX will announce the results in January 2022.
December 31, 2020TWSE's board will set a lower market cap requirement and no profitability requirement. TPEx's board will allow companies to apply if they are recommended by two securities firms.
December 4, 2020Subject to certain requirements, Greater China issuers primary listed on the Nasdaq, NYSE or the LSE's premium listing segment will be allowed to secondary list in Hong Kong.
November 2, 2020The minimum cap requirement for the Main Board is being removed in favour of a net income requirement. The criteria for the SME Board are also being relaxed.
September 27, 2020Hong Kong's stock exchange will codify a number of general waivers and principles relating to IPOs and issuers, effective from 1 October 2020.
September 3, 2020