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To turn the argument on its head, imagine the dogs that even investment banks would have declined underwriting and that will now have a shot with investors.
by cm2187 6y ago
To turn the argument on its head, imagine the dogs that even investment banks would have declined underwriting and that will now have a shot with investors.
- stock_toaster 6y agobitconneeeeeeeect!
- H8crilA 6y agoThis should not be downvoted. It can get this bad somewhat quickly.
- miohtama 6y agoUnfortunately the regulation is there to make sure investment decisions can be made fairly and based on factual material. They are not there to tell you if an investment is profitable or not.
- lordnacho 6y agoNow that there will be "competition" from direct listings, will due dilly get more or less stringent?
- rubyfan 6y agoOr will we just look at traditional listing as higher quality, looking more dubiously at companies that choose direct listing? One might look at SPAC as a similar less vetted avenue some companies are taking right now.
- jjeaff 6y agoI suspect well known companies with good public reputations will not gain much from going the traditional routes. But lesser known companies will need to go traditional to have that extra level of vetting and get a big brand name behind them.