
The SEC wants to let newly public companies raise cash instantly in its biggest rule change in decades

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The SEC has proposed significant changes to IPO and public-company rules to reduce compliance costs and boost U.S. public listings. Key changes include allowing immediate shelf registrations for newly public companies, eliminating the $75 million float requirement, and raising the 'large accelerated filer' threshold to $2 billion. This proposal, which aims to benefit mid-sized and volatile crypto businesses, is open for public comment for 60 days.
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