
Material weakness disclosures in an IPO
More companies are disclosing material weaknesses in their IPO filings to provide greater transparency with investors.
More companies are disclosing material weaknesses in their IPO filings to provide greater transparency with investors.
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While IPO activity thus far is in line with 2024 levels and has outperformed the lows of 2022 and 2023, challenges remain.
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In a complex market, insurance deal activity rebounds in the second half of 2024.
We expect activity to keep rising, helped by the Federal Reserve’s pivot to lowering rates and the Republican sweep in the election.
The uneven US M&A recovery will likely accelerate in 2025 as dealmakers digest the implications of a new regulatory regime.
Deals continue to be driven primarily by companies’ attempts to boost revenue through expanding into new markets and products.