-- Private equity-backed software group Visma has chosen London over Amsterdam for its planned initial public offering next year, the Financial Times reports.
-- The software company, valued at 19 billion euros, is now potentially too big to keep fully private, according to the FT, citing unnamed sources.
-- The decision is provisional and contingent on government and stock exchange reforms "needed to outweigh complications caused by Brexit," the FT reports, citing sources.
-- Visma and largest Shareholder Hg Capital declined to comment to the FT.
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