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What, Me Worry? IPO Bankers Unfazed By Market Madness

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Bankers who help run initial public offerings aren't sweating the recent market turmoil. According to Business Insider, stocks tanked and market volatility has spiked in recent days. However, senior bankers don't expect equity capital markets to be materially impacted. Most companies planning IPO's soon aren't expected to significantly affected. Still, some adjustments on timing, structure, or price for companies that have imminent listings are likely.

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