We often hear the phrase a company is “going public” or “in filing for initial public offering (IPO),” referring to a private company that is planning to offer shares to public investors for the first time. While volatility persists in the current market, there is clearly an appetite for IPOs in 2020.
Some significant IPOs have taken place since June 2020: Lemonade, Vroom, ZoomInfo Technologies, Warner Music Group are leading the surge in the IPO market. As of Sep. 4, IPOs in 2020 have averaged a 36% first-day pop, and S-1 filings were up 50% from summer 2019, according to Renaissance Capital.
In this Public Talks virtual event, you’ll learn the basics of investing in IPOs and what to look for in an IPO prospectus. We will deep dive into the differences between an IPO and a Direct Listing. Moreover, we will take a look at the upcoming IPOs in 2020 with our speakers.
This talk is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be investment advice. When it comes to conversations about the stock market, past performance does not guarantee future results. The opinions of guest panelists are their own. For more information, see Public.com/disclosures.