CoinTelegraph
SEC Chair Paul Atkins has signaled openness to reforming the decades-old "gun-jumping" rules that limit what companies can communicate publicly during the IPO process. The move would mark a significant shift in how the regulator approaches pre-offering disclosure, potentially allowing issuers to engage more freely with investors before a deal prices.
Gun-jumping restrictions were designed to prevent companies from conditioning the market ahead of a registered offering, but critics have long argued the rules are outdated and create unnecessary friction in a market that has evolved dramatically since their introduction. Easing them could lower the barrier for companies weighing a public listing, particularly in a rate environment where IPO pipelines have been sluggish.
WatcherGuru
WuBlockchain