Earlier on October 28, Liz Myers, JPMorgan’s global chairman of investment banking and capital markets, joined ‘The Exchange’ on CNBC to discuss the state of initial public offerings. Recently, the IPO window had opened but was subsequently impacted by a government shutdown lasting 28 days. Myers asserted that, despite a brief pause, the IPO market had been really vibrant. She highlighted the notable breadth of companies going public, spanning a wide spectrum. On one end, she cited Circle and Bullish as hig ...