Summary | Markets watchers have generally welcomed the reforms.
Eight of them have started to take s for their IPOs last week.
That means bidders with higher prices are not necessary
guaranteed the number of shares they seek. However, offer
prices disclosed by IPO candidates still remain high, compared
with industry peers. Most companies are pricing their shares at ...
Eight of them have started to take s for their IPOs last week.
That means bidders with higher prices are not necessary
guaranteed the number of shares they seek. However, offer
prices disclosed by IPO candidates still remain high, compared
with industry peers. Most companies are pricing their shares at ...
shanghaidaily.com | 14 November 2014