The 1990s saw a large number of hotel groups listed on the Stock Exchange, as they regarded the public markets as a way to raise funds for their future development. However, more recently there have been moves in the opposite direction as listed hotel groups are taken private. Why is this? What is involved? Are there any downsides?
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Corporate finance
Real estate - global
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