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Category: IPO

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How Will Public Companies Respond to Semi-Annual Reporting?

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Under Chairman Paul Atkins’ SEC, deregulation is starting to feel like the dessert menu offered after a satisfying meal. Public companies must be tempted by the offerings; at the same time, they may be thinking to themselves: “I couldn’t po...

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IPO Arrows Pointing Up in 2026

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Between inviting economic conditions and a more favorable regulatory climate, all signs are pointing to a banner year for initial public offerings in 2026. The Securities and Exchange Commission has made jumpstarting the market for IPOs a p...

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Atkins’ Diet for SEC in 2026 Includes Less Disclosure

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The turning of the calendar to 2026 means it’s time for New Year’s resolutions. At the Securities and Exchange Commission, chair Paul Atkins may be embracing the spirit of “new year, new me” by vowing to cut back on disclosure requirements....

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SPACs: The Next Generation

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Just when most of us had mentally filed SPACs alongside pandemic-era sourdough starters and Zoom happy hours, special purpose acquisition companies—the blank-check vehicles that once raised billions with celebrity endorsements and minimal o...

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Delaware Lawmakers Approve Polarizing Overhaul of Corporate Statute

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For a state small in population and size, Delaware has surprisingly many claims to fame. Known as “The First State” for ratifying the U.S. Constitution before the others in 1787, former President Joe Biden and his family have called Delawar...

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