What would have been the world’s biggest IPO so far this year was just cancelled, as AB InBev, the owners of Budweiser APAC which sells 50 brands in Asia decided not to lower the share price after a lukewarm reception from investors 
They would have gone public in Hong Kong.
A banker involved in the deal said that it was the size of the listing, not the share price that caused the cancellation. But the FT included that detail at the end of the article which often means that they’re skeptical about it.
Apparently this’ll cause questions to be asked about whether trying to IPO outside the US makes sense.
Hopefully you’ll be able to read the story in the FT & not get caught by the paywall, by clicking through from this link:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/1031e0a4-a6f2-11e9-984c-fac8325aaa04
If the link doesn’t work, try Googling “AB InBev’s pulled IPO points to heady price tag” or just “Budweiser APAC” for more details about the story.