London
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London’s listing dilemma: Wise, SpaceX and the fight for control
The FCA’s 2024 listing reforms resulted in a faster rulebook, a lower eligibility bar and more flexible dual-class structures. And yet the steady flow of high-quality listings the City had hoped for still hasn’t shown up in the numbers. I want to step back from the mechanics and ask a harder question, one that goes to the heart of what London is actually for: does our market need to bend to keep pace with the world’s largest, fastest-growing companies, and if it does, what exactly are we trading away? And what are the implications from an IR perspective?
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Is it too late to relight the London listings fire? What IROs can learn from the LSE
Imagine an IPO timeline measured in weeks, not months, where your IR team crafts and delivers a compelling equity story from initial analyst briefing to the opening bell, before investor sentiment moves and the IPO window closes.
