As the U.S. government shutdown continues, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has provided some relief to quasi-public companies that are mired in regulatory stagnation.
Companies moving forward with initial public offerings during a shutdown of much of the government are not required to include a price in their filings with the market regulator, known as the S.E.C., according to guidance issued on Thursday. Typically, the price is a key part of the I.P.O. process, which also typically includes a review of filings by S.E.C. staff for misrepresentations or unclear disclosures.
During the U.S. government shutdown, the SEC offers relief to stalled IPO companies
2025-10-10 00:20:27
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