Hunter praised the reforms as 'very welcome,' citing the streamlined process as a significant factor in the company's decision to pursue a secondary listing in London. He added that CK Infrastructure's decision reflects the appeal of the UK under the new regulations.
Hunter noted that the changes have simplified both the listing process and the ongoing regulatory requirements for UK-listed companies, making London a more appealing venue for international businesses, particularly in the wake of global competition.
Despite concerns regarding reduced investor protections due to the new rules, CK Infrastructure’s choice to list in London highlights the attractiveness of the updated regulatory environment in the UK.
The reforms are part of the FCA's efforts to revitalise the London market by simplifying the rulebook and attracting more companies to list in the UK, although some warn this could harm high governance standards.
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