Hong Kong Initial Public Offering (IPO)
Participate in Initial Public Offerings (“IPO”) in the Hong Kong market via public share offerings with KGI (Singapore).
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is IPO?
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the first time a company issues shares to public investors and will be listed on a stock exchange for trading if it is successfully completed.
2. Are there risks to participating in an IPO?
There are risks of applying for securities in an Initial Public Offering. If the IPO is over-subscribed, you may not receive the quantity of shares you applied for. In some instances, you may not receive any shares. If the IPO is not over-subscribed you should expect to be allotted all of the shares you applied for, barring unforeseen circumstances, and to incur the full cost of the allocation.
Once the IPO Securities are listed for trading, the price will fluctuate and the value of the IPO securities you are allotted may fall rather than rise and may even become worthless.
3. Where can I see the IPO applications KGI (Singapore) are accepting?
Kindly contact us at [email protected] to find out more.
4. How do I make a subscription application for Hong Kong IPO?
In order to subscribe for a HK IPO, you need to open a KGI (Singapore) trading account.
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