NYSE President Expects More Direct Listings

NYSE

Stacey Cunningham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, said she expects more direct listings as companies have increased choices in how to go public, Markets Media reports.

Cunningham said this year is breaking records for initial public offerings after IPOs in 2020 reached all-time highs. In the first nine months of this year global IPO proceeds were $115 billion, 35% higher than full year 2020 according to PwC’s Global IPO Watch.

She was interviewed at the Financial Markets Quality Conference hosted by the Center for Financial Markets and Policy at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business. Read more.

Total
0
Shares
Related Posts
Lucid Motors
Read More

Northern District of California Holds that SPAC Investors have Standing to Sue Regarding Alleged Misstatements About Lucid Motors, But Dismisses Putative Class Action

Plaintiffs who purchased shares in Churchill Capital IV, which later merged with Lucid Motors, alleged that, prior to the merger, the company had made misrepresentations and omissions about its value. However, the court dismissed their claims for failure to identify any misrepresentations because the challenged statements were made before the SPAC and the electric vehicle company had announced that they were in merger discussions.
Blank check company
Read More

SPAC Deal Pressure Building: Report

SPACs that IPO'd during the last four months will begin feeling pressure as the competition for great private companies may leave lower-tier SPACs feeling like they are fighting for table scraps, The Street reports.