Philippine Giants Wooed for Offshore Listings, Raising PSE Concerns
A Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) official revealed that top Philippine companies like ICTSI, San Miguel, and Ayala are being courted for listings on foreign exchanges such as Hong Kong and Singapore. This move could impact the Philippine Stock Exchange's (PSE) revenue, prompting the SEC to consider reforms to revitalize the PSE.
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