London's share of IPOs has dropped to its lowest point in decades and Fintech CEOs are not happy
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Enhanced incentives for research, better policies to attract global talent, and a tax regime supporting employee stock options are key measures suggested by CEOs like Paul Taylor to strengthen London as a premier listing hub.
CEOs, including Jaidev Janardana, advocate for a wider investor base to enhance London's listing appeal, responding to the UK FCA's recent IPO rule changes aiming to revive the stagnant equity market.
Among the revised rules, the UK's FCA permits companies more operational freedom without shareholder votes and facilitates dual share classes, catering to entrepreneurs and investors wanting post-IPO involvement.
CEOs like Rishi Khosla from OakNorth Bank are pushing for further loosening of regulations, citing the need to mirror 'price multiple' premiums in the US to improve UK's listing atmosphere.
Read at Fortune Europe
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