The government has approved the regulatory reform known as 'the Ferrovial Law', which aims to make it easier for Spanish companies to be listed on Wall Street without having to move their headquarters outside Spain. The initiative seeks to prevent the recurrence of cases such as that of Ferrovial, whose parent company left the country to settle in the Netherlands, where it began trading as a step prior to its disembarkation on the US stock marke…
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The government has approved the regulatory reform known as 'the Ferrovial Law', which aims to make it easier for Spanish companies to be listed on Wall Street without having to move their headquarters outside Spain. The initiative seeks to prevent the recurrence of cases such as that of Ferrovial, whose parent company left the country to settle in the Netherlands, where it began trading as a step prior to its disembarkation on the US stock marke…
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