FCA proposes latest listing regime reforms to bolster London IPOs

03 May 2023

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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed to reform and streamline the listing rules in the UK to attract a wider range of companies to IPO in London, after a period when many financial services firms, including insurers, have opted to list in other territories.

As regulators plan to embed a new competitiveness objective into their policies and decision-making, the FCA said it wants to make the listing regime easier to understand and more competitive.

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FCA proposes latest listing regime reforms to bolster London IPOs

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed to reform and streamline the listing rules in the UK to attract a wider range of companies to IPO in London, after a period when many financial services firms, including insurers, have opted to list in other territories.

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