Nasdaq CEO Friedman Sees 2025 as Constructive for New Issuance, IPOs

The transcript discusses the mood in Davos, focusing on pragmatism and the influence of US policies. It explores the impact of regulation on growth, the outlook for new issuances and IPOs, and the challenges faced by public companies. The discussion highlights the complexity versus complicatedness in industries, the disparity between public and private markets, and the role of interest rates in economic growth. It concludes with opportunities for global companies to list in the US and the vibrant public markets in Europe.

What are the key factors that influence the mood of American executives in Davos?

How does the speaker suggest that the US can learn from other countries regarding regulation?

What is the difference between outcome-oriented regulation and input-oriented regulation as described in the text?

What challenges do public companies face according to the speaker?

In what ways does the speaker believe that regulation impacts the balance between public and private markets?

What are the potential outcomes of rethinking regulation for public companies?

How does the speaker view the future of IPOs in relation to current market conditions?