Access to capital through public investors, increased market visibility, and opportunities for growth.
What are the risks of being publicly traded?
Increased regulatory scrutiny, disclosure requirements, and market pressure to perform.
What is required for a company to become publicly traded?
Companies must meet the regulatory requirements of stock exchanges, including financial disclosures and governance standards.
What are the legal responsibilities of publicly traded companies?
Publicly traded companies are required to provide accurate financial disclosures, adhere to SEC regulations, and uphold fiduciary duties to shareholders.