Direct Listings Will Have a Niche But Won't Take Over Market, Robert Greifeld Says

The transcript covers discussions on international exchange consolidations, the differences between IPOs and direct listings, and the potential impact of curtailing US-China investments. Bob Greifeld, former Chairman and CEO of NASDAQ, shares insights on the economic and regulatory factors influencing these topics. He highlights the importance of technology in exchanges, the niche role of direct listings, and the need for Chinese companies to meet high disclosure standards in US markets.

What were the reasons for the failed attempts to buy the London Stock Exchange?

How does NASDAQ's processing power impact its ability to handle equity trades?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of direct listings compared to traditional IPOs?

In what ways do public markets differ from private markets in terms of price discovery?

What challenges do Chinese companies face when trying to list in the US capital markets?