TOKYO -- Japan will allow companies increased flexibility when going public starting in October, giving them greater freedom to change initial public offering prices after preliminary filings.
Changes follow complaints that rigid regulations pushed launches overseas
The Tokyo Stock Exchange's bell is rung during IPO ceremonies. (Photo by Takuya Ikeda)
TOKYO -- Japan will allow companies increased flexibility when going public starting in October, giving them greater freedom to change initial public offering prices after preliminary filings.