Although the year started slow, a number of companies have had initial public offerings (IPOs), suggesting a possible market recovery.
Despite mixed initial reactions, Nasdaq's president predicts a stronger second half of the year for IPOs, driven by market shifts.
He views the IPO market as cyclical, swinging between private and public investment, with pent-up demand fueling future launches.
However, obstacles persist, including difficulties some companies face in going public, and the appeal of readily available private funding.
