The writer is chief executive of European exchange operator Six Group
For the past two decades or more, the logic for ambitious technology companies considering an initial public offering appeared quite straightforward.
If scale, liquidity and visibility were the goal, then the US often seemed to be the most suitable destination. It boasts deep capital pools, experienced analyst coverage and commands global investor attention. But as global investors now question their US exposure more, the assumption that the country should be the default listings destination deserves a much closer look.
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