China’s securities regulator gave self-driving startup Pony.ai the nod to list in the U.S., in a sign that Beijing’s grip on companies seeking to raise capital overseas may be easing.
A number of British companies are considering listing in New York, a senior Nasdaq executive has said, adding to pressure on the London market to make itself an attractive place to list.
VinFast, an electric vehicle maker founded by Vietnam’s richest person, is going public through a merger with blank-check company Black Spade Acquisition Co. in what would be the largest-ever US listing by a company from the South-East Asian country.
The number of U.S. initial public offerings (IPOs) by Chinese firms jumped in March, as some of them rushed to set up offshore listings before rules take.