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The Wall Street Journal
12 Jul 2021
Hong Kong’s stock exchange is moving to speed up initial public offerings, overhauling a system where investors must wait at least a week for a newly priced stock to start trading.
The long time lag relative to the U.S. markets—where stocks typically begin changing hands a day after an IPO is priced—increases the risk of market sentiment souring due to external events.
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