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Apr. 1, 2016

IPO market slowest since first years of recession

The volume of initial public offerings this year so far has stagnated to a level not seen since the market doldrums of 2009 when just one company priced in the first quarter.

By Banks Albach
Daily Journal Staff Writer

The volume of initial public offerings so far this year has stagnated to a level not seen since the market doldrums of 2009, when just one company priced in the first quarter.

According to a report from Renaissance Capital LLC, a firm tracking IPOs, just eight companies ? all in health care ? launched offerings in the first quarter of the year, raising roughly $700 millio...

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