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Banks Lobby for Faster Turnarounds on European IPOs
Banks are reportedly shortening the marketing period for European-based initial public offerings (IPOs). Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content — no additional logins required.
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Banks are pushing for quicker processing times for initial public offerings (IPOs) in Europe. The banks' goal is to streamline the IPO process, which they believe will make the region more attractive to companies looking to go public. This, in turn, could increase the number of IPOs in Europe. The banks' lobbying efforts are aimed at reducing the time it takes for companies to complete the IPO process, which they see as a key factor in competing with other major financial hubs.
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