LSE's Walker on IPO Volumes, Attracting SPACs

The video discusses the dual class structures in the London Stock Exchange, highlighting the differences between the standard and premium segments. It addresses investor concerns about market balance and the attractiveness of London for IPOs compared to other markets like New York. The role of SPACs and their potential growth in the UK is explored, along with the impact of Brexit on listing decisions. The video concludes with insights into future trends in listings, including direct listings and the evolving market landscape.

What changes are being proposed to the SPAC regime in the UK, and what is the expected timeline for these changes?

What are the potential benefits of direct listings compared to traditional IPOs?

What impact has Brexit had on the IPO landscape in London according to the discussion?