Understanding the Lock-Up Period After an IPO

A lock-up period is a contractual restriction that prevents company insiders from selling their shares for a predetermined timeframe following an initial public offering (IPO). These insiders typically include founders, executives, employees, early investors like...

Why the OpenAI IPO is a Game-Changer for Tech

The Unprecedented Scale of OpenAI’s Market Disruption The core of OpenAI’s game-changing potential lies not merely in its technology but in the foundational shift it represents. The company transitioned from a purely research-oriented non-profit to a...

How Retail Investors Can Get Access to IPO Shares

Understanding the IPO Allocation Process The core challenge for retail investors is the structure of the IPO allocation system itself. Investment banks, known as underwriters, manage the offering and prioritize distributing shares to their largest and most influential...