With the final approval of the Listing Act on October 8 by the European Parliament and the EU Council, Europe takes a crucial step toward simplifying the listing process and harmonizing regulations in financial markets. For the Italian Stock Exchange, which has long faced issues related to low liquidity and a limited presence of international investors, this reform could represent a turning point.
An article on Investire provides a detailed examination of the changes introduced by the Listing Act and the potential implications for the Italian market.
Francesco Dagnino, interviewed on the topic, emphasized that, in a context where listings are declining and delistings are on the rise, “the Listing Act represents a real opportunity to encourage companies to go public, particularly by reducing the burdens associated with the listing process and significantly increasing the exemptions provided.”
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