David Vaughan and Initial Public Offering

Wizz Air: Read more:LSE chief: let the people share in the floats of tomorrow stars Class of 2014: who floated to the top of the pile Wizz Air leads new rush for flotation in London A number of businesses chose to delay their plans for raising capital – either by way of an initial public offering or through merger and acquisitions – pending the result of the election and fears of the implication of a hung parliament, David Vaughan, at the accountancy firm EY, said, according to The Independent. The definitive outcome has, however, given businesses a greater level of confidence and certainty, with the result that both equity markets and M&A deals have picked up significantly. Market experts said that the Conservative Party shock victory led companies and their advisers to dust off plans that were put on hold in the lead up to the vote. We are seeing businesses accelerating their plans to float. According to figures from Dealogic, there were seven stock market flotations last month, compared with two in April and 11 in May 2014. Deal pipelines are strong and once through the summer, we expect to see a high level of completed transactions. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.