How the Shutdown Threatens to Disrupt IPO Market Momentum

How the Shutdown Threatens to Disrupt IPO Market Momentum

The added layer of uncertainty could derail the revival of high-value companies going public.

U.S. government shutdown threatens to disrupt IPO market momentum

Delayed deals and a decline in market sentiment are expected

US shutdown stalls IPO revival as SEC grinds to halt

Skeleton staff leaves high-profile listings in limbo, dimming hopes for long-awaited market rebound

Government shutdown risks snarling Wealthfront’s IPO plan

Wednesday’s shutdown forced the SEC to furlough more than 90% of its workforce. It won’t be able to process initial public offerings during that time, according to an agency contingency plan.

US government shutdown threatens to disrupt IPO market momentum

By Manya Saini and Niket Nishant (Reuters) -A U.S. government shutdown threatens to stall the IPO market’s long-awaited comeback, just as strong investor demand and successful debuts had breathed life back into new listings. The U.S. government shut down much of its operations on Wednesday as deep partisan divisions prevented Congress and the White House from reaching a funding deal. With the Securities and Exchange Commission running only essen…

US Government Shutdown Puts Brakes on IPO Momentum

A renewed surge in U.S. initial public offerings (IPOs) is now at risk of stalling, as the federal government shutdown, triggered by partisan gridlock in Congress, threatens to cripple the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and halt critical IPO approvals, according to CNBC.