The great digital shift has sparked a lot of excitement on Wall Street. And a growing number of firms across the globe are joining the fray, bringing shares to public listing in a red-hot market. As reported earlier this month , Coupang filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to go public on the tech-heavy NASDAQ here in the United States. The company has been mulling a listing for at least the past decade.
The firm, which is 37 percent owned by SoftBank, would be coming public at a time where indices are at or near record highs. Platform firms, indeed all manner of companies with a focus on payments or online commerce, have been going great guns. But that begs the question of whether a rising tide will continue to lift all boats, and for how long.
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