IPO Market in General Is Quite Sensitive, Says EY’s Choi

The video discusses the sensitivity of the current market to IPO pricing, highlighting how economic changes and the performance of new economy companies affect investor sentiment. It explores the impact of pricing strategies on market trends and future IPOs, using examples like ABN Bev and Alibaba. The discussion also covers Alibaba's strategic decision to list in Hong Kong, considering global trade tensions and the potential delisting risks in the US. The choice of Hong Kong is seen as a move to tap into international and Chinese mainland investors.

In what ways could Alibaba benefit from choosing Hong Kong over Shanghai for its IPO?

What concerns might arise regarding the auditing of companies listed in the US?