Asian IPO best Formula One exit for CVC - Ecclestone
CVC Capital Partners-owned Formula One Group, which owns the motor sport’s commercial rights, would list in Hong Kong or Singapore if a decision was made to take it public, according to CEO Bernie Ecclestone.
Ecclestone said it had been suggested to him that CVC's best exit route would be a Singapore listing rather than a trade sale, The Telegraph reported. He sees this as a direct result of the sport's growing...
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