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We look forward to working with asset-allocators as they incorporate this new asset class into their portfolios and models significantly increasing the number of investors who could have BTC exposure. President-elect Donald Trump’s win in November sparked a crypto rally because Trump is seen as a more crypto-friendly candidate standing in contrast to President Joe Biden’s efforts to crack down on the industry following some high-profile scandals. Recommended Crypto-Focused ETFs The Hot Thing’ in FinTech IPO Outlook: Profits and Platforms May Matter More Than Ever in Bears Bulls and Regulations Shape Crypto’s Aspirations Big Lots’ Long Road Ahead: Discount Retailer Faces Challenges Despite Acquisition See More In: Bitcoin bitcoin ETFs Blockchain Cryptocurrency Exchange-Traded Funds News PYMNTS News regulations SEC Securities and Exchange Commission What's Hot FinTech IPO Outlook: Profits and Platforms Take Center Stage By PYMNTS January fintech ipo By any stretch of the imagination for the FinTech IPO Index the last months have been largely kind.
Headed into the index was up more than fantuan data through the previous year far outpacing the Nasdaq’s advance through the same period. With those gains in the rearview mirror the question remains: What’s next? In an environment where volatility is the norm most of our names out of trade still below their initial public offering IPO prices profits and platforms may matter to the Street more than ever in the next months. To be sure there are some high-profile IPOs on the horizon which may perk up interest in FinTechs and move investors to kick the tires on names that are already publicly traded and have a bit of history behind them.
Chime has submitted a confidential filing that opens the door to a public listing this year. Klarna is readying for its own debut too as noted here. Stripe is reported to be eyeing an IPO too. Klarna’s recent reported valuations reveal the volatility inherent in the FinTech realm: The recent $ billion plus valuation of the buy now pay later BNPL provider is well above the nadir of $ billion seen in but is significantly below the $ billion of when a raft of FinTech IPOs including names in our index came to market.
Headed into the index was up more than fantuan data through the previous year far outpacing the Nasdaq’s advance through the same period. With those gains in the rearview mirror the question remains: What’s next? In an environment where volatility is the norm most of our names out of trade still below their initial public offering IPO prices profits and platforms may matter to the Street more than ever in the next months. To be sure there are some high-profile IPOs on the horizon which may perk up interest in FinTechs and move investors to kick the tires on names that are already publicly traded and have a bit of history behind them.
Chime has submitted a confidential filing that opens the door to a public listing this year. Klarna is readying for its own debut too as noted here. Stripe is reported to be eyeing an IPO too. Klarna’s recent reported valuations reveal the volatility inherent in the FinTech realm: The recent $ billion plus valuation of the buy now pay later BNPL provider is well above the nadir of $ billion seen in but is significantly below the $ billion of when a raft of FinTech IPOs including names in our index came to market.