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"Being a public company gives us the ability to use our stock as a currency to make future acquisitions and to potentially act as a consolidator in the industry"
Glenn Stevens, Gain |
It is inevitable that Gain Capital’s decision to contemplate an initial public offering has attracted attention. The official S1 form that companies listing in the US file with the SEC can make for brutal reading, disclosing a frank assessment of the company’s past and potential financials.
Gain is no exception. Its tentative plans for an IPO have led some to claim that the company’s shareholders are...
