Escalating West Asian conflict and equity market volatility are causing companies with upcoming IPOs to pause and reassess launch timelines. With investor sentiment cautious, many are delaying launches, preferring to wait for improved market conditions rather than accepting lower valuations. This tactical approach is driven by concerns over investor appetite in a wobbly secondary market.
US SEC chairman moves to give states power over shareholder resolutions
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is considering rule changes for shareholder proposals. This shift could reduce investor activist influence and grant new powers to