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The video discusses the concept of listing companies without issuing new shares or raising money, focusing on the advantages and implications of this approach. It highlights the trend of Chinese companies seeking listings closer to home due to uncertainties in the US market. The process is quicker and less burdensome than traditional IPOs, though it may affect liquidity. The video also explores future listings by way of introduction, particularly in Hong Kong and Singapore, with examples like Nio and Haidilao.

Why are some Chinese companies considering listing closer to home?

• To raise more capital

• To mitigate uncertainties in the US market

• Due to higher liquidity in local markets

• To avoid US market regulations

What is a key advantage of listing by way of introduction?

• It is a faster and simpler process than a traditional IPO

• It requires less regulatory approval

• It guarantees higher liquidity

• It allows companies to raise more money

What is a potential downside of listing by way of introduction?

• Increased regulatory scrutiny

• Lower liquidity compared to traditional IPOs

• Higher costs involved

• Longer time to market

Which company is mentioned as having listed by way of introduction in Hong Kong?

• Tencent Music

• Alibaba

• Haidilao

• Neo

Which market is seeing increased interest in listings by way of introduction?

• Tokyo Stock Exchange

• Singapore Stock Exchange

• London Stock Exchange

• New York Stock Exchange