Capital Markets Industry Taskforce commissions report on future of IPOs

New market model

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The Capital Markets Industry Taskforce has commissioned the production of a report to set out the changes needed to ensure UK capital markets remain competitive in the future.

CMIT was first established in July last year and is comprised of CEOs, chairs and industry leaders who represent the full ecosystem of public and private capital markets. The taskforce said the report, which is set to be published in the autumn, will set out the new market model "needed to help deliver growth across the broader UK economy". FCA eyes simplification of UK listing rules It will build on the previous UK Listings, UK Secondary Capital Raising and Kalifa reviews, and the taskforce will aim to release it ahead of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement. As part of th...

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