2024: Financial expert predicts positive developments on the IPO market
According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Ernst & Young (EY) initially does not expect any major IPO movements for 2024. However, an improving macroeconomic backdrop could attract investors back to IPOs. According to a quarterly study “EY Global IPO Trends 2023,” the global IPO market landscape has changed in 2023. Total IPO proceeds fell compared to last year, although deal volume increased in the Americas and EMEIA regions. Companies have been cautious when it comes to IPOs despite a robust market, and various factors such as monetary policy, market developments and geopolitical tensions have influenced IPO activity. Forecast for 2024...

2024: Financial expert predicts positive developments on the IPO market
According to a report by www.finanzen.net,
Ernst & Young (EY) does not initially expect any major IPO movements in 2024. However, an improving macroeconomic backdrop could attract investors back to IPOs.
According to a quarterly study “EY Global IPO Trends 2023,” the global IPO market landscape has changed in 2023. Total IPO proceeds fell compared to last year, although deal volume increased in the Americas and EMEIA regions. Companies have been cautious when it comes to IPOs despite a robust market, and various factors such as monetary policy, market developments and geopolitical tensions have influenced IPO activity.
For 2024, EY predicts that a possible weakening of inflation and interest rate cuts could improve the investor situation and therefore more IPOs can be expected again. Still, continued geopolitical instability could undermine confidence and hamper the IPO market.
There was also a decline in the IPO market in Germany in 2023, and only five traditional IPOs were recorded. However, an expert from EY predicts that there could be an improvement in 2024 and he expects 10-12 German IPOs.
It remains to be seen how macroeconomic conditions will develop and what impact they will have on the IPO market.
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