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Navan, a corporate travel platform, saw its stock price fall 20% on its first trading day on Nasdaq, ending with a valuation of about $4.7 billion. This IPO is notable as it was conducted under a new SEC rule allowing listings during government shutdowns, which enables companies to receive automatic approval after a 20-day wait without manual SEC review. However, this comes with regulatory risks, as the SEC can later scrutinize the documents, potentially leading to price adjustments or legal issues. The market's reaction to Navan’s IPO is being watched closely by other companies considering going public.
Source: YAHOO