Regulators to the rescue for ASX and public markets
ANALYSIS: Asic is cutting some red tape as it tries to arrest the decline in listings, while also pondering how to regulate buoyant private markets.
WATCH: NBR Senior journalist Lachlan Colquhoun speaks with Hamish McNicol.
When Blackstone purchased data centre operator AirTrunk last year in a A$23.5 billion ($25.3b) mega deal, it was a triumphant exclamation mark on the rise of private markets, and a slap in the face for the ASX and public markets.
Instead of retail investors having access to what would have been one
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