Nasdaq's Greifeld: IPO Market Disappointing, Not Dismal

The video discusses the importance of speed in market technology and the role of capital in market dynamics. It introduces a new order type that simplifies market structure by allowing committed participants to move to the front of the line. The discussion also covers the IPO market, highlighting the differences between the US and Asian markets, and emphasizes the advantages of the US equity markets for long-term company valuation.

What is considered a dominant factor in the market according to the discussion?

• Technological Stagnation

• Market Capital

• Product Innovation

• Speed

How does the new market order approach aim to simplify the market?

• By introducing more speed bumps

• By allowing technology to advance without delay

• By reducing the number of market participants

• By creating more complex market structures

What historical market development is the new limit order compared to?

• The establishment of stock exchanges

• The rise of electronic trading

• The introduction of market orders

• The creation of futures contracts

What is the current state of the IPO market in the US according to the discussion?

• Thriving

• Disappointing but not dismal

• Completely shut down

• Dismal

Why are some Asian companies hesitant to go public in the US?

• Higher valuations in Asia

• Lack of investor interest

• Regulatory challenges

• Limited market access