Initial Public Offering (IPO)
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The market for IPOs, traditionally a useful barometer of the collective appetite of investors, suggests a slowdown is at hand in the United States.
Growing tensions in Iraq may have temporarily dampened the mood of equity investors over the past week, but as we approach the year’s midpoint, most major stock markets remain near record highs.
The process for initial public offerings (IPOs) is one of the most opaque areas of the market and is ripe for reform.