Ended Gov't Shutdown Still Weighs on IPO Hopefuls

The video discusses the implications of the SEC reopening on the IPO process, highlighting the tight timeline companies face to get SEC approval and price their IPOs by February 14. It explains the challenges companies in the IPO pipeline encounter, such as conducting roadshows and marketing to investors. The SEC's role in the IPO process is detailed, emphasizing the need for financial sign-off. Alternative filing strategies, like the 20-day period without SEC sign-off, are explored, noting the risks and potential need for amendments.

What are some of the larger companies mentioned that were hoping to go public in the first half of the year?

What is the 20-day period mentioned in relation to the IPO filing process?