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What's old is new again? The public markets are too fiddly, so companies seek financing/liquidity on a non-exchange exchange? Investors can buy and sell small
by ISL 6y ago
What's old is new again? The public markets are too fiddly, so companies seek financing/liquidity on a non-exchange exchange?
Investors can buy and sell small shares of private companies on a "private" market in public view?
Seems like the SEC would be grumpy about a public non-public market?
What are the listing requirements? Is there an equivalent of the 10-K?
- ves 6y agoPresumably only accredited investors (and equity holders) can participate.