Question

When a new company is about to be listed on the stock market as an IPO (initial public offering), they do a tour to talk to potential big investors. By law, nothing new or private can be shared during these presentations so that other investors are not at a disadvantage. However, people still desire to see the company’s leader in person. What is one reason for this desire as described in the lesson?​

Answer 1

One reason for the desire to see the company's leader in person during an IPO tour, as described in the lesson, could be the symbolic reassurance and confidence it provides to potential investors. Seeing the leader in person may instill trust and convey a sense of commitment and transparency, even if detailed information cannot be disclosed due to legal constraints.