Pandemic has forced European IPOs to become more efficient

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Pandemic has forced European IPOs to become more efficient

Aidan Gregory
June 02, 2020 04:15 pm
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Coffee in Utrecht. The parent company of Douwe Egberts JDE Peet's, experienced a successful IPO on the Damrak on Friday. The stock immediately gained a lot more value upon introduction. The Douwe Egberts logo. JDE Peet's parent. Utrecht, Netherlands on May 29, 2020. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM | Utrecht Robin/ABACAPRESS.COM/ABACA/PA Images

The coronavirus pandemic is causing many unintended consequences for working practices in the capital markets. One welcome development could be a shake-up in the way European IPOs are run and managed, which is long overdue.

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