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Robinhood Markets to Select Nasdaq for Its IPO

Robinhood Markets to Select Nasdaq for Its IPO Bloomberg 3/5/2021 © Bloomberg The Robinhood website home screen on a smartphone. (Bloomberg) Robinhood Markets Inc., the popular trading app, plans to list its shares on Nasdaq when it goes public this year, according to people familiar with the matter. No final decision has been made and Robinhood’s listing plans could change, said the people, who asked to not be identified because the matter isn’t public. CNBC first reported the Nasdaq news on Friday. A representative for Robinhood didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. A representative for Nasdaq declined to comment.

Robinhood Said to Keep Go-Public Plan, Weighing IPO or SPAC Deal

Robinhood Said to Keep Go-Public Plan, Weighing IPO or SPAC Deal Bloomberg 2/2/2021 Gillian Tan, Lizette Chapman and Annie Massa © Bloomberg The Robinhood website home screen on a smartphone arranged in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020. Robinhood Markets will pay $65 million to settle allegations that it failed to properly inform clients it sold their stock orders to high-frequency traders and other firms, putting a major compliance headache behind the brokerage even as new ones emerge. (Bloomberg) For months, Robinhood Markets’ plan to pursue an initial public offering midyear looked more and more auspicious. Now, it looks increasingly critical.

Robinhood s Other Drama: An IPO Firm May Need More Than Ever

Robinhood Said to Keep Go-Public Plan, Weighing IPO or SPAC Deal Bloomberg 2/2/2021 Gillian Tan, Lizette Chapman and Annie Massa © Bloomberg The Robinhood website home screen on a smartphone arranged in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020. Robinhood Markets will pay $65 million to settle allegations that it failed to properly inform clients it sold their stock orders to high-frequency traders and other firms, putting a major compliance headache behind the brokerage even as new ones emerge. (Bloomberg) For months, Robinhood Markets’ plan to pursue an initial public offering midyear looked more and more auspicious. Now, it looks increasingly critical.

Robinhood Narrows Trading Restrictions to Eight Companies

Robinhood Narrows Trading Restrictions to Eight Companies Bloomberg 2/1/2021 Yueqi Yang (Bloomberg) Robinhood Markets Inc. reduced the number of companies with trading restrictions to eight from 50, ahead of Monday’s trading session, according to an update on its website. The current list includes GameStop Corp., AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc., BlackBerry Ltd., Express Inc., Genius Brands International Inc., Koss Corp., Naked Brand Group Ltd. and Nokia Oyj. Opening new positions in these securities is limited, according to Robinhood’s website, which listed the maximum number of shares and options contracts each user can hold. For those whose current holdings already exceed the limits, their positions won’t be sold or closed.

Robinhood Explores Raising $1 Billion More of Debt, Reuters Says

Robinhood Eyes Raising $1 Billion More of Debt, Reuters Says Bloomberg 2/1/2021 Jack Pitcher © Bloomberg The Robinhood application on a smartphone arranged in Hastings-On-Hudson, New York, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. GameStop Corp. advanced on Friday and was on track to recoup much of Thursday’s $11 billion blow after Robinhood Markets Inc. and other brokerages eased trading restrictions on the video-game retailer. (Bloomberg) Robinhood Markets has had discussions with banks about raising another $1 billion of debt as the stock brokerage app grapples to keep filling orders amid a Reddit-fueled trading mania focused on heavily shorted stocks, Reuters reported. Any fresh capital would be separate from the $3.4 billion that’s been raised by the firm in the past few days, including $2.4 billion announced Monday, the news organization reported, citing people that it didn’t name.

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