IPOs in Limbo as Shutdown Threatens Billions of Dollars of Deals

The Securities and Exchange Commission headquarters in Washington, DC. The long-awaited IPO revival is poised to slow if the ongoing US government shutdown lingers, putting billions of dollars worth of deals on hold. Most Read from Bloomberg Initial public offerings for companies ranging from travel software startup Navan Inc. to Andersen Group Inc., the tax and advisory firm led by former partners of the firm that collapsed as a result of the Enron scandal, are left in limbo as the US Securities and Exc ...