Capital markets in emerging countries like China and India are increasingly important to the global economy, according to a survey by international law firm DLA Piper.
DLA Piper’s International Capital Markets Survey included companies listed on eight key international stock exchanges and investment banks across the world. Many respondents suggested that China and India will continue to be hotspots for capital markets in the next few years.
“It seems apparent that the emerging economies will continue to have an important influence on the direction of international capital markets,” said the survey report. “The continuing surge in activity by companies in emerging markets in Asia, Latin America, the CIS, CEE and elsewhere has played an important role maintaining a degree of buoyancy within global IPO and M&A markets over the last six month … In the short term, the benefits of the IPO trends in emerging markets are likely to be seen by the local stock exchanges in those markets.”
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