How the IPO Lock-Up Quietly Stopped Protecting the Public Buyer

Private EquityPrivate CreditIPO
Written By Pallavi Sehgal

The lock-up is meant to shield new public shareholders in the fragile early months of a listing. But it was never a law — only a private handshake, enforced by the same financial institutions that get paid when it is broken

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How the IPO Lock-Up Quietly Stopped Protecting the Public Buyer
Private Equity, Private Credit, IPO
Private Credit, Private Equity, IPO
How the IPO Lock-Up Quietly Stopped Protecting the Public Buyer
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