Investors Want IPOs Built Like a Brick House, BofA’s Coben Says

The video discusses the underperformance of European equity indices compared to the US, highlighting a selective IPO market with opportunities for sustainable growth. It examines the post-Lehman crisis banking sector, focusing on consolidation and strategic shifts. The competitive nature of IPO underwriting among banks is explored, along with the role of activist investors. Finally, trends in private equity and IPO listings, including the influence of asset management firms and global listing preferences, are analyzed.

What factors are influencing investor appetite for IPOs in Europe?

What are the implications of the current economic environment on IPOs in Europe?

How have European banks changed their strategies post-recapitalization?

What trends are emerging in the IPO market according to the text?

Discuss the competitive landscape among banks in European equity underwriting.

What role do activist investors play in the current corporate landscape in Europe?

How do the listing preferences of Asian companies differ between London and New York?