Malaysia and Hong Kong Regulators Agree to Ease Dual IPO Listings
The agreements aim to broaden cross-market access and allow Malaysian firms to pursue secondary listings in Hong Kong.
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Malaysia and Hong Kong securities regulators have agreed to ease dual IPO listings, according to reports. The agreements were reached during a visit to Malaysia by Hong Kong's financial services secretary.
Hong Kong and Malaysia have agreed to collaborate to broaden cross-market access. As part of the deal, Malaysian firms can pursue secondary share listings in Hong Kong.
Bursa Malaysia will become the 21st stock exchange recognised by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), it has been reported.
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- — Malaysia, Hong Kong securities regulators agree to ease dual IPO listings, strengthen collaboration (opens in a new window)
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- — Path opened for Malaysian firms to pursue secondary share listings in Hong Kong (opens in a new window)