Nasdaq headquarters on Times Square, New York City. Credit: Goran Vrhovac/Shutterstock.com Japanese Tech Startups' Nasdaq IPO Thirst Generates Deal Work for US Law Firms in Japan
Japanese deep technology, life science and biotechnology companies feel that they are comfortable speaking to U.S. investment banks or U.S. stock exchanges such as Nasdaq, according to a Tokyo-based Greenberg Traurig lawyer.
August 21, 2023 at 04:27 AM
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Initial Public Offerings
U.S.-based law firms are benefitting from a fast-growing trend in which Japanese startups are seeking a Nasdaq listing over one at home to achieve a higher valuation from a new technology-friendly investor base and less stringent listing standards.
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