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The US SEC provides regulatory relief measures for IPO companies during the government shutdown.
According to Mars Finance, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued guidance on Thursday to provide regulatory relief for companies planning to go public that are affected by the government shutdown. Under the new rules, companies that initiate an initial public offering (IPO) during the government shutdown are not required to include a specific issuance price in the documents submitted to the SEC, a requirement that is typically a key part of the IPO process. Previously, IPO documents usually underwent strict review by SEC staff to check for potential misstatements or unclear disclosures. This temporary measure is designed to assist companies that are stuck in regulatory limbo due to the government shutdown in continuing their listing process, mitigating the negative impact of the government closure on the Capital Market.