What is Quiet Period ?
The time period during which companies are prohibited by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from promoting or hyping their offering is called the “quiet period.” It begins on the day a company files a registration statement with the SEC and typically lasts up to 25 days after the stock starts trading in the secondary market. During this period, the company and its insiders must refrain from making any public statements or advertising related to the offering to avoid potential market manipulation or biased information dissemination.
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