You’ve decided to go public and now you need to map out all the necessary steps and tasks. But first you have to set down your goals in order to determine the specific requirements for your IPO or secondary listing. And that means determining which capital market or listing zone (the Americas, Europe/EMEIA, Asia), and which stock exchange and segment will actively support your company’s strategy. Up to now, companies have as a rule chosen their home market as the location for their primary listing. But, as the saying goes, the exception proves the rule: Many high-profile examples of businesses have gone public abroad. What’s more, secondary listings are again on the rise – albeit with new motivations. And an additional stock exchange listing, particularly in emerging markets, is becoming increasingly important for strategic reasons.

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