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Thanks for clarifying. My understanding was that an IPO creates new shares, while a direct listing just sells the existing ones. In the same sense, I thought th
by fasteo 7y ago
Thanks for clarifying. My understanding was that an IPO creates new shares, while a direct listing just sells the existing ones. In the same sense, I thought that underwriters were responsible for pushing the stock through the distributions channels (funds, investors, etc) so that they make sure that an IPO is successful in its opening.
- tomnipotent 7y agoAfter some more searching on "direct listing vs. IPO", there definitely seems to be a lot of "DPO is not an IPO" so I'm going to enjoy having my foot in my mouth.