
A new study points to signs of weakness that began to show in the U.S. IPO boom last year, despite a 36 percent jump in new tech and life science offerings in 2014.
There was a sharp drop in tech offerings in the second half and the overwhelming majority of life science IPOs included a lot of insider buying, the report from the Fenwick & West law firm said.
"While 13 U.S.-based technology companies completed IPOs in the second half of 2014, this number was down nearly 50 percent from the 25 completed…
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