Why Did AB InBev Shelve Its Asia Unit IPO?

The video discusses the challenges faced by a large company, referred to as a unicorn, in setting its stock pricing. Investment banks play a role in advising on valuations, but the market ultimately determines the price. The company, not under typical financial pressure, may reconsider its IPO timing. The discussion also touches on the global landscape of unicorn companies and the evolving market choices for raising capital. The video concludes with an analysis of the IPO climate in Hong Kong, highlighting potential investor misunderstandings and market conditions.

What factors contributed to the decision of a company to back away from an IPO according to the discussion?

In what ways might the investor appetite for IPOs in Hong Kong be affected by recent events?