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Ackman says he’ll delist fund in Amsterdam following riots targeting Israeli soccer fans - MarketWatch

Nov 8, 2024, 1:13 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Consolidating trading on a safer exchange could enhance PSH liquidity, similar to past beneficial relocations. Improved liquidity often leads to positive price movement for investments.

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Ackman plans to delist PSH from Amsterdam due to safety concerns. Over 90% of PSH trading occurs on the London exchange. Delisting could save costs and enhance liquidity for shareholders. Ackman is advocating for Universal Music Group to list in the U.S. Recent riots in Amsterdam prompted this delisting consideration.

Ackman plans to delist PSH from Amsterdam due to safety concerns.
Over 90% of PSH trading occurs on the London exchange.
Delisting could save costs and enhance liquidity for shareholders.
Ackman is advocating for Universal Music Group to list in the U.S.
Recent riots in Amsterdam prompted this delisting consideration.

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