Norway’s €19bn software company Visma picks London for IPO

Provisional decision by private equity-backed group is a boost for the LSE after a recent exodus of big namesThe €19bn Norwegian software company Visma has picked London over Amsterdam for its planned flotation next year, giving a much-needed boost to the London stock market.The company, which makes accounting, payroll and HR software products for 2.1 million customers across Northern Europe and Latin America, has yet to make a final decision but London is the frontrunner, it is understood. Continue reading...

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