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Current Trends in IPOs

In 2007, Mergermarket was commissioned by Nixon Peabody LLP to conduct 'IPO Executive Insights 2007,' a survey of senior corporate executives (CEOs and CFOs) of 100 companies that had undertaken an IPO in the past three years (the 'Survey'). The Survey was designed to provide insights into key IPO market trends and issues related to the process of going public in the current regulatory environment that emerged after the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 ('SOX').

29 minute read September 26, 2007 at 08:48 AM
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ALM Staff and Law Journal Newsletters
Current Trends in IPOs

Going public is like standing in front of an X-Ray machine forever. You are completely exposed. Everything about the business is in the public domain and in front of the competition. '

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